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Here's the discussion from 2011 about this issue that prompted me to ask James Gosling for a clarification.

Appeals pointing out that animal names were common and giving well known examples like Ryan Gosling and Michael J.

See also Jackpot[1][2] (James Gosling himself was involved with the project) which is now integrated with NetBeans.

It was originally written by James Gosling in the 1980s and is in Debian.

If you post something really really good, sometimes the James Gosling of X shows up to comment because HN's diversity keeps them around.

I believe Gosling has said he wishes he never put checked exceptions in Java.

But any really good topic is likely to draw comments from people who worked with the James Gosling of X because HN has a lot of those people.

I can identify with the gosling's parents.

That's what the FSF was a reaction to and an attempt to shut down — not people sharing software without a license, but the attempts of pirates like Gosling and Gates to privatize it.

No matter how many times how many people patiently explain it to them in clear unambiguous terms, they still insist they're right and everyone else including the Java spec and James Gosling himself are wrong.

There are a lot of smart people in that boat -- I think at one point even James Gosling said he might have left inheritance out of java if he had it to do over again.

Championed by James Gosling and Bill Joy, Stealth/Green/Oak/Java pivoted in a bunch of different directions, but very few of the developers were C/C++ guys, in fact, the project was largely a reaction to Sun's dependence on C/C++.

If you have bothered to read what Gosling had to say about it: "Google totally slimed Sun.

Back in 1990 Patrick Naughton and James Gosling started working on Java, guided by the slogan "Write once, run anywhere".

It says that Gosling's experiments show that people can make "surprisingly accurate" assessments of strangers by looking at their personal space.

Hence Gosling's comment about "I'd leave out classes" if he were starting over with Java, or Golang's interfaces.

Familiarity was purposefully chosen as one of the top design goals, as explained by James Gosling[1].

NeWS was a network extensible window system developed by James Gosling, after he made Emacs and before he made Java.

If you were to believe James Gosling, it's clearly the latter that influenced Java's design.