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If you are a java programmer for the first time, you really should:
  • be prepared to deal with unemployed language snobs   
  • go back to english. mcdonalds needs more future employees   
  • learn ruby   
If you are a java programmer you should always:
  • read effective java by josh bloch   
  • be open to learning other languages   
  • bring a towel   
If you are a java programmer you should never:
  • stop learning new things   
  • talk shit about a vb programmer   
  • declare a method final   
If you are a java programmer you might like this about it:
  • strongly typed   
  • there are lots of jobs   
  • it's cross platform   
If you are a java programmer you won't be happy to know that:
  • there is a direct measurable connection between number of rows typed and number of coffee cups drinked   
If you are a java programmer then you could enjoy similar things/activities:
  • drinking beer   
If you want to really are a java programmer you should have those things:
If you are a java programmer and you want to push the limits, try to:
  • try jython, jruby or scala   
  • write jni code   
  • code using notepad   
When you are a java programmer it is not the same as ... because ...:
When you are a java programmer it is essentially the same as ... because ...:
When you are a java programmer your "mortal enemies" are:
  • brevity   
  • lisp programmers   
  • language snobs   
  • productivity   
  • intelligence   
  • ruby on rails   
These sites will help you when you are a java programmer:
  • javablogs.com   
You know it's the last time you are a java programmer when:
  • oracle buys sun   
  • you get your head out of your ass   
When you are a java programmer and fail it's probably because:
What would be different in the idea (you are a java programmer) if you had a million dollars:
  • you wouldn't be a java programmer, you'd be doing something more interesting   
If you are a java programmer it's probably because:
  • there are lots of jobs   
  • most schools teach it   
  • it's easy to learn   
  • it's cross platform   
  • you can accomplish a lot with it   
  • it's straight forward   
  • only working in lisp or ruby would be silly   
  • you don't know how to program without an ide   


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