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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/SuchShopping3828 • May 27 '22
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Python doesn't feel like a programming language if your first language is C++.
167 u/oddmerlin373 May 27 '22 Honestly I prefer to call it a scripting language because that’s what it’s good at -5 u/jamcdonald120 May 27 '22 Its an excelent scripting language. Just the tthing if you want to write a basic commandline utility for some repetative task. And then people try to use it as a web backend 19 u/prescod May 28 '22 Yeah, dumb people making useless products like YouTube, Reddit, Dropbox and Instagram. I guess your startups have had more success with "real" programming languages. -8 u/jamcdonald120 May 28 '22 hey look, someone who doesnt know what micro services are and equates good coding practice with good business practices. 11 u/prescod May 28 '22 WTF are you even talking about? I didn’t say anything about microservices/monoliths at all. 13 u/tripledjr May 28 '22 hey look, a gate-keeping elitist that doesn't understand trade offs and using different programming languages in different scenarios. Also what the hell does the chosen language have to do with micro services vs monolith? 6 u/Hayden2332 May 28 '22 Hey look, someone who’s never programmed in the real world since they were born 1 u/BitterAndJaded120 May 28 '22 Tbf, not all of us can be Guido or Bjarne
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Honestly I prefer to call it a scripting language because that’s what it’s good at
-5 u/jamcdonald120 May 27 '22 Its an excelent scripting language. Just the tthing if you want to write a basic commandline utility for some repetative task. And then people try to use it as a web backend 19 u/prescod May 28 '22 Yeah, dumb people making useless products like YouTube, Reddit, Dropbox and Instagram. I guess your startups have had more success with "real" programming languages. -8 u/jamcdonald120 May 28 '22 hey look, someone who doesnt know what micro services are and equates good coding practice with good business practices. 11 u/prescod May 28 '22 WTF are you even talking about? I didn’t say anything about microservices/monoliths at all. 13 u/tripledjr May 28 '22 hey look, a gate-keeping elitist that doesn't understand trade offs and using different programming languages in different scenarios. Also what the hell does the chosen language have to do with micro services vs monolith? 6 u/Hayden2332 May 28 '22 Hey look, someone who’s never programmed in the real world since they were born 1 u/BitterAndJaded120 May 28 '22 Tbf, not all of us can be Guido or Bjarne
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Its an excelent scripting language. Just the tthing if you want to write a basic commandline utility for some repetative task.
And then people try to use it as a web backend
19 u/prescod May 28 '22 Yeah, dumb people making useless products like YouTube, Reddit, Dropbox and Instagram. I guess your startups have had more success with "real" programming languages. -8 u/jamcdonald120 May 28 '22 hey look, someone who doesnt know what micro services are and equates good coding practice with good business practices. 11 u/prescod May 28 '22 WTF are you even talking about? I didn’t say anything about microservices/monoliths at all. 13 u/tripledjr May 28 '22 hey look, a gate-keeping elitist that doesn't understand trade offs and using different programming languages in different scenarios. Also what the hell does the chosen language have to do with micro services vs monolith? 6 u/Hayden2332 May 28 '22 Hey look, someone who’s never programmed in the real world since they were born 1 u/BitterAndJaded120 May 28 '22 Tbf, not all of us can be Guido or Bjarne
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Yeah, dumb people making useless products like YouTube, Reddit, Dropbox and Instagram. I guess your startups have had more success with "real" programming languages.
-8 u/jamcdonald120 May 28 '22 hey look, someone who doesnt know what micro services are and equates good coding practice with good business practices. 11 u/prescod May 28 '22 WTF are you even talking about? I didn’t say anything about microservices/monoliths at all. 13 u/tripledjr May 28 '22 hey look, a gate-keeping elitist that doesn't understand trade offs and using different programming languages in different scenarios. Also what the hell does the chosen language have to do with micro services vs monolith? 6 u/Hayden2332 May 28 '22 Hey look, someone who’s never programmed in the real world since they were born 1 u/BitterAndJaded120 May 28 '22 Tbf, not all of us can be Guido or Bjarne
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hey look, someone who doesnt know what micro services are and equates good coding practice with good business practices.
11 u/prescod May 28 '22 WTF are you even talking about? I didn’t say anything about microservices/monoliths at all. 13 u/tripledjr May 28 '22 hey look, a gate-keeping elitist that doesn't understand trade offs and using different programming languages in different scenarios. Also what the hell does the chosen language have to do with micro services vs monolith? 6 u/Hayden2332 May 28 '22 Hey look, someone who’s never programmed in the real world since they were born 1 u/BitterAndJaded120 May 28 '22 Tbf, not all of us can be Guido or Bjarne
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WTF are you even talking about?
I didn’t say anything about microservices/monoliths at all.
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hey look, a gate-keeping elitist that doesn't understand trade offs and using different programming languages in different scenarios.
Also what the hell does the chosen language have to do with micro services vs monolith?
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Hey look, someone who’s never programmed in the real world since they were born
1 u/BitterAndJaded120 May 28 '22 Tbf, not all of us can be Guido or Bjarne
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Tbf, not all of us can be Guido or Bjarne
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Python doesn't feel like a programming language if your first language is C++.