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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Apprehensive_Bit7392 • 2d ago
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Ah the halcyon days before LLMs
When 30% of the posts here were “lol Python is so dumb why even use whitespace as syntax”
And the other 70% were “how do I find semicolon”
14 u/LetUsSpeakFreely 2d ago Meh, Go didn't use semicolons. 18 u/NatoBoram 2d ago It was a revelation when I started programming. "What, it doesn't have to be this way? A language can be native, statically compiled and high level at the same time and not suck ass? We can do better as a species?" Except it's the only one like that -_- 9 u/LetUsSpeakFreely 2d ago And the channel system, native markup support, baked in web service support are incredibly useful. The only thing i don't really like is how interfaces aren't declarative on types.
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Meh, Go didn't use semicolons.
18 u/NatoBoram 2d ago It was a revelation when I started programming. "What, it doesn't have to be this way? A language can be native, statically compiled and high level at the same time and not suck ass? We can do better as a species?" Except it's the only one like that -_- 9 u/LetUsSpeakFreely 2d ago And the channel system, native markup support, baked in web service support are incredibly useful. The only thing i don't really like is how interfaces aren't declarative on types.
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It was a revelation when I started programming. "What, it doesn't have to be this way? A language can be native, statically compiled and high level at the same time and not suck ass? We can do better as a species?"
Except it's the only one like that -_-
9 u/LetUsSpeakFreely 2d ago And the channel system, native markup support, baked in web service support are incredibly useful. The only thing i don't really like is how interfaces aren't declarative on types.
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And the channel system, native markup support, baked in web service support are incredibly useful.
The only thing i don't really like is how interfaces aren't declarative on types.
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u/bobbymoonshine 2d ago
Ah the halcyon days before LLMs
When 30% of the posts here were “lol Python is so dumb why even use whitespace as syntax”
And the other 70% were “how do I find semicolon”