Sean, I noticed you removed @SuppressWarnings annotations. As a result, there's a bunch of warnings in the SSVD code. I normally check all warnings and _usually_ warnings are justified and helpful to find bugs proactively.
In relatively rare cases when warnings are justified (thus as a lot of instances in hadoop when their styling forces generics warnings, i reset them with @SuppressWarnings to signal they are validated to be o.k. in this cases. But if you remove those, this is quite unfortunate. This masks real warnings that need to be checked or forces me to do scan for warnings where i already did that. What gives?
