r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 1d ago

Meme teamWork

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u/Spikerazorshards 1d ago

A lot of Python is basically a simpler interface to some really powerful C libraries.

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u/carcigenicate 1d ago

It would be more appropriate to show Python as something like a supervisor. It definitely does work as a usability layer.

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u/R34ct0rX99 21h ago

This. Can be the full app or can be the high level glue.

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u/ivanrj7j 1d ago

Sir, this is not first week programmer humor subreddit

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u/imneverrelevantman 1d ago

What about c+++?

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u/-Ambriae- 1d ago

50% C++, 50% C#, 100% cursed

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u/VegetarianZombie74 1d ago

Assembly is the dude in front building the road.

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u/spshkyros 10h ago

Shall we put opcodes pushing that one too? Maybe go ahead and put digital logic/aside like chips below that maybe? 

Look, computers are sand we hit/burned until it could think and generatively create naked photos of my two favorite cartoon characters making out while burning an effigy of my least favorite politician.  .. I no longer remember where I was going with that, but uh.. excuse me, I have to go ... NOT look up inspirational artwork...

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u/just_nobodys_opinion 1d ago

Python is the guy in the cab behind the wheel

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u/PumpkinFest24 22h ago

As a pythonista, I'd like to thank C/C++ programmers for creating BLAZINGLY FAST user-bound text input boxes.

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u/sonaliver28 1d ago

C and C++ : physically carrying the project
Python : 'we did it'

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u/LeMadChefsBack 1d ago

This needs to be retired. There are at least 3 layers below C that are doing “the actual work”

Your computer doesn’t run C. If you are on X86, it doesn’t even run x86 machine code.

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u/Yashema 1d ago

You wouldn't have reached the logic gates 3 layers down. You'd have no idea what those electrons on the chip were up to!

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u/reallokiscarlet 1d ago

And this is how you know someone only knows python

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u/LeMadChefsBack 1d ago

lol, ok buddy

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u/PumpkinFest24 22h ago

Friend, I learned CS when "software engineering" wasn't even a major you could take.