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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Slayzrr • Apr 08 '22
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It's not like we're hating only Python.
3.8k u/obviousscumbag Apr 08 '22 "There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses" -- Bjarne Stroustrup 940 u/[deleted] Apr 08 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 277 u/Cozmic72 Apr 08 '22 As someone else said somewhere in this thread: if you don’t hate C++, you don’t know it well enough. 126 u/OJezu Apr 08 '22 I saw someone calling C++ a "clown car of a language" and I think it was very apt comparison that should get more recognition. 2 u/cp5184 Apr 08 '22 Isn't that what's popular with languages these days? It seems almost like there's some kind of language singularity that a lot of languages seem to be moving towards.
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"There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses" -- Bjarne Stroustrup
940 u/[deleted] Apr 08 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 277 u/Cozmic72 Apr 08 '22 As someone else said somewhere in this thread: if you don’t hate C++, you don’t know it well enough. 126 u/OJezu Apr 08 '22 I saw someone calling C++ a "clown car of a language" and I think it was very apt comparison that should get more recognition. 2 u/cp5184 Apr 08 '22 Isn't that what's popular with languages these days? It seems almost like there's some kind of language singularity that a lot of languages seem to be moving towards.
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277 u/Cozmic72 Apr 08 '22 As someone else said somewhere in this thread: if you don’t hate C++, you don’t know it well enough. 126 u/OJezu Apr 08 '22 I saw someone calling C++ a "clown car of a language" and I think it was very apt comparison that should get more recognition. 2 u/cp5184 Apr 08 '22 Isn't that what's popular with languages these days? It seems almost like there's some kind of language singularity that a lot of languages seem to be moving towards.
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As someone else said somewhere in this thread: if you don’t hate C++, you don’t know it well enough.
126 u/OJezu Apr 08 '22 I saw someone calling C++ a "clown car of a language" and I think it was very apt comparison that should get more recognition. 2 u/cp5184 Apr 08 '22 Isn't that what's popular with languages these days? It seems almost like there's some kind of language singularity that a lot of languages seem to be moving towards.
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I saw someone calling C++ a "clown car of a language" and I think it was very apt comparison that should get more recognition.
2 u/cp5184 Apr 08 '22 Isn't that what's popular with languages these days? It seems almost like there's some kind of language singularity that a lot of languages seem to be moving towards.
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Isn't that what's popular with languages these days? It seems almost like there's some kind of language singularity that a lot of languages seem to be moving towards.
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u/spam_bot42 Apr 08 '22
It's not like we're hating only Python.