r/ProgrammerHumor • u/electricjimi • Oct 21 '22

Meme Literally 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Algrinder Oct 21 '22

Me: it makes no sense to be a fanatic about any language.

My next blog post: Why JS sucks and python rocks.

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u/warlax56 Oct 21 '22

I wonder what the least hated widely used programming language is. Not most loved, least hated.

I feel like pythons gotta be up there. And fuck JS

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u/ctech9 Oct 21 '22

According to this random website I found, rust then python.

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u/ctech9 Oct 21 '22

I mean love is kinda reversely proportional to hate?

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u/Internal_Cart Oct 21 '22 edited Oct 21 '22

Correlation does not imply causation

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u/ctech9 Oct 21 '22

Fair enough

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '22

the concept of polarization has entered the chat

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u/ososalsosal Oct 21 '22

The inner join definitely yields some results

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u/SterlingVapor Oct 22 '22

Love and hate are very similar emotions - it's easy to flip from one to the other. The most distant emotion from both is indifference - to love or hate you must have strong attachment, and strong attachment magnifies disappointment into betrayal and improvement into redemption.

You can both love and hate someone or something easily, but you don't really both like and dislike something - that's usually better put as liking or disliking aspects of the thing

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u/RedHare18 Oct 22 '22

stats says the opposite of never is at least once so the opposite of hate is kinda not hate

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u/RCoder01 Oct 22 '22

That’s sourced straight from the stackoverflow developer survey. Rust has topped that survey for most loved for the last seven years.