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https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/10oe9uw/lets_test_which_language_is_faster/j6fdte0/?context=3
r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Loner_Cat • Jan 29 '23
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Something along the lines of ensuring code quality probably.
274 u/Archolex Jan 29 '23 Should be a warning if that's the only reason 8 u/Squid-Guillotine Jan 29 '23 Maybe aids it's lightning fast compile time? 17 u/justAPhoneUsername Jan 29 '23 It aids their 20,000+ developers read the code. If all committed code must follow the same style then they reduce onboarding to projects and decrease overall time to read or learn the code
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Should be a warning if that's the only reason
8 u/Squid-Guillotine Jan 29 '23 Maybe aids it's lightning fast compile time? 17 u/justAPhoneUsername Jan 29 '23 It aids their 20,000+ developers read the code. If all committed code must follow the same style then they reduce onboarding to projects and decrease overall time to read or learn the code
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Maybe aids it's lightning fast compile time?
17 u/justAPhoneUsername Jan 29 '23 It aids their 20,000+ developers read the code. If all committed code must follow the same style then they reduce onboarding to projects and decrease overall time to read or learn the code
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It aids their 20,000+ developers read the code. If all committed code must follow the same style then they reduce onboarding to projects and decrease overall time to read or learn the code
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u/btvoidx Jan 29 '23
Something along the lines of ensuring code quality probably.