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  1. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    >Let me guess, you "need" more than the two most bloated languages in existence

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      >two most bloated languages in existence
      Thinking that Python and C++ are bloated is a skill issue.

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      Jobless nocoder cope.

      • 2 days ago

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        Anonymous

        >Python for small scripts and quick stuff that takes advantage of its easy to write style and massive amount of libraries (6)

        Sounds like unemployed talk to me

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      Sounds like unemployed talk to me

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      Python is a small language.

      • 2 days ago

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        Anonymous

        Only Forth and some Lisps are small languages

        • 2 days ago

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          Anonymous

          >Python for small scripts and quick stuff that takes advantage of its easy to write style and massive amount of libraries (7)

          Does forth have a mascot?

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            I love the all-consuming rat. C++ is invincible.

        • 2 days ago

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          Anonymous

          Lua

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            Anonymous

            [...]


            lua is not a language but a file format for codes

      • 2 days ago

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        Anonymous

        python is absolutely not a small language

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      kek
      you sure got them seething

  2. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    True, and FastAPI is good if you want to build a solid REST API. It's hard to beat the FastAPI and HTMX combo.

  3. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    >Here's an untyped language with a shit standard lib and ass documentation that runs so slow that you have to reach for C to do anything remotely useful with it.
    I have worked with python professionally for 13 years. I still do to this day. I am actively pushing to purge this cancer from our company in favor of Golang.

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      It's funny how both of these languages make IQfy seethe so fricking hard every time they are mentioned. C++ especially filters all the nocoders on here, it's beautiful

      Python is here to stay. Ruby is better but it's dead.

      >Let me guess, you "need" more
      Yes I need at least one language that isn't bad

      Skill issue

      Cope homosexual. I'll use Rust, Zig and Odin for all my needs

      Ok nocoder neet. Your memelangs are irrelevant

      kek
      you sure got them seething

      >samegayging

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      Python is fine if you use Pydantic. Go is a memelanguage without a strong ecosystem. Python will never be replaced, especially now because of the AI craze.

      • 2 days ago

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        Anonymous

        >Go is a memelanguage without a strong ecosystem.
        i dont even use go but go literally has the best std lib of all popular languages. what do you mean? are you refering to pajeet code on github that you use for your hobby projects or are you a data scientist shitter (: hihi lol pwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwned

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      >a shit standard lib and ass documentation
      actually filtered lmao

      • 2 days ago

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        Anonymous

        >Uses the language
        >Filtered
        Rat.

  4. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    >Python for small scripts and quick stuff that takes advantage of its easy to write style and massive amount of libraries (8)

    # lists are mutable
    x = [1, 2]
    # tuples are immutable
    y = (x, 5)
    # saar
    x += [3]
    ([1,2,3], 5)
    # saaaaaar
    y[0] += [4]
    TypeError: 'tuple' object does not support item assignment
    ([1,2,3,4], 5)

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      ahahahahahhahaha pythontards btfo,
      >but muh reference types or something
      seethe

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      I don't see the problem

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      Maybe you should stick to Lua or something because you are clearly confused by what the `+=` operator does.

  5. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    >Let me guess, you "need" more
    Yes I need at least one language that isn't bad

  6. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    Cope homosexual. I'll use Rust, Zig and Odin for all my needs

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      >I'll use three languages which have no synergy at the same time

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        Nocoders just worry about the aesthetic appeal of what they pretend to use. He thinks Zig has a cool logo and Odin has a neat name or whatever and that's enough for his hello worlds

        • 2 days ago

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          Anonymous

          True, unemployed people hate on Python.

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            Oh I forgot to say - they hate on Python also because they do NOT understand like me that indian culture is the best culture. I am actually baffled how you people say that we suck and that we shit in the streets but that's only like 70 or maybe even 60% of the population. In my caste we shit out badly written code.

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            absolutely SEETHING lmao

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            FRICK OFF with your anti india bullshit. we are the number one in the world for a reason - just s how me ONE ceo who isnt an indian hahaha GET FLEXXXEEDDDD onBrother

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      Literal meme languages. Why are people so obsessed with these they are objectively worse replacements for c++

      • 2 days ago

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        Because of

        Nocoders just worry about the aesthetic appeal of what they pretend to use. He thinks Zig has a cool logo and Odin has a neat name or whatever and that's enough for his hello worlds

        These people have never worked on a real project

  7. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    I write shell scripts
    if its too big to write in shell, I'll write C

      • 2 days ago

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        Anonymous

        *suck my dick you*

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      I'd write bash sooner than python.

      Yeah, Python is arguable I guess. You can use any other scripting language and it's fine, unless you're doing data processing or ML you don't really need Python, although it having such massive libraries is quite convenient. Ruby is the better language, objectively. bash and/or Perl are better for text processing, too, and Lua is more fun to use. If I didn't have an interest in ML I'd probably use Ruby and not Python

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    Anonymous

    I call python from C++.

  9. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    I'd write bash sooner than python.

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    Anonymous

    I agree. Modern C++ is simply incredible. Python is so fast to make random stuff in. C++ will be around forever. I know I'm set for life learning these two.

    Who will win, rust vs zig vs odin? I don't know and I don't care.

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    Anonymous

    >small scripts

    what fields of computer shit actually require people to write these "small scripts"? i never have to do that kind of stuff

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      Just a few weeks ago I wrote a small web scraper in Python to collect and organize information I needed.
      I guess the field where you'd use scripting the most would be sysadmin

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    >Python for small scripts and quick stuff that takes advantage of its easy to write style and massive amount of libraries (9)

    @101377699
    What's the usecase for being this moronic?

    • 2 days ago

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      >why can't i assign a field on an immutable tuple?????? is python le broken?????

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      >@
      go back to instagram or whatever idk

  13. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    I find C++ a bit awkward. I use either C or python. When I need a quick task then python does the job, but for every projects I will use C.

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      Anonymous

      who asked?

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      C forces you to reinvent the wheel too much imo

      • 2 days ago

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        when? do you think writing your own data structures is reinventing the wheel? are you dumb? you are literally producing the already established wheel.

        • 2 days ago

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          Anonymous

          >do you think writing your own data structures is reinventing the wheel
          In some cases, yes
          C++ just werks and doesn't really have a performance tradeoff

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            >C++ just werks and doesn't really have a performance tradeoff
            wrong.

            >In some cases, yes
            also wrong.

            dont worry though, 3-5 years and you will get it. just stick to reading and dev'ing, my man.

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            Not an argument, but I accept your concession.

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            what argument?
            i told you, that your statement is false. whats there to debate? you can ask for help or advice if you need it.

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            >make an assertion with nothing to back it up
            Your opinion can be safely disregarded. You also write like a moron with the trademark twitter troony/redditor condescension and lack of capitalization, which tells me you're not worth listening to in general.
            >b-b-but
            I don't care about whatever nonsense you have to say, sorry.

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            > 1 + 1 = 2
            > wow how can you just claim its 2? can you proof it? like can you write a paper for it so - moi the gayget - can act like im involved in interestingt debates??? please PLEASE

            no dude lmao hahahaahha what a sad c**t - not everybody needs to explain your novice whats up -like read up on google ors ome othingl mao read this

            heads up, just checked, same dude.
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            Anonymous 07/12/24(Fri)14:03:31 No.101378260▶

            [...]

            Any language that doesn't have a easy package manager can suck my ass, it's the year of our lord 20+24. Package managers are solved, fix this for me homosexuals who want to ask me to use c++ or c

            Look up vcpkg it makes it so much easier. c++ has package managers but no one talks about them for some fricking reason
            >>
            Anonymous 07/12/24(Fri)14:04:29 No.101378271▶

            what argument?
            i told you, that your statement is false. whats there to debate? you can ask for help or advice if you need it.

            (You)
            >make an assertion with nothing to back it up

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            Didn't read your meltdown. Keep seething, nocoder

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            > 1 + 1 = 2
            > wow how can you just claim its 2? can you proof it? like can you write a paper for it so - moi the gayget - can act like im involved in interestingt debates??? please PLEASE

            no dude lmao hahahaahha what a sad c**t - not everybody needs to explain your novice whats up -like read up on google ors ome othingl mao read this

            heads up, just checked, same dude.
            >>
            Anonymous 07/12/24(Fri)14:03:31 No.101378260▶[...]
            [...]
            Look up vcpkg it makes it so much easier. c++ has package managers but no one talks about them for some fricking reason
            >>
            Anonymous 07/12/24(Fri)14:04:29 No.101378271▶
            [...] (You)
            >make an assertion with nothing to back it up

            >make an assertion with nothing to back it up
            Your opinion can be safely disregarded. You also write like a moron with the trademark twitter troony/redditor condescension and lack of capitalization, which tells me you're not worth listening to in general.
            >b-b-but
            I don't care about whatever nonsense you have to say, sorry.

            [...]

            nu/g/

          • 2 days ago

            Anonymous

            [...]
            >now he's pretending to be a janny
            A new low for nocoder neets.

            hurr you know more than me???? omg its because i got a job and you dont!!! (: sad.

        • 2 days ago

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          Anonymous

          >C++ just werks and doesn't really have a performance tradeoff
          wrong.

          >In some cases, yes
          also wrong.

          dont worry though, 3-5 years and you will get it. just stick to reading and dev'ing, my man.

          what argument?
          i told you, that your statement is false. whats there to debate? you can ask for help or advice if you need it.

          Another larping gay who will never program anything of note
          Adults are talking, go play around somewhere else

  14. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    Any language that doesn't have a easy package manager can suck my ass, it's the year of our lord 20+24. Package managers are solved, fix this for me homosexuals who want to ask me to use c++ or c

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      Look up vcpkg it makes it so much easier. c++ has package managers but no one talks about them for some fricking reason

  15. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    [...]

    >now he's pretending to be a janny
    A new low for nocoder neets.

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      > 1 + 1 = 2
      > wow how can you just claim its 2? can you proof it? like can you write a paper for it so - moi the gayget - can act like im involved in interestingt debates??? please PLEASE

      no dude lmao hahahaahha what a sad c**t - not everybody needs to explain your novice whats up -like read up on google ors ome othingl mao read this

      heads up, just checked, same dude.
      >>
      Anonymous 07/12/24(Fri)14:03:31 No.101378260▶[...]
      [...]
      Look up vcpkg it makes it so much easier. c++ has package managers but no one talks about them for some fricking reason
      >>
      Anonymous 07/12/24(Fri)14:04:29 No.101378271▶
      [...] (You)
      >make an assertion with nothing to back it up

      We get it. Haha, schizoposting. Can you stop?

      >small scripts

      what fields of computer shit actually require people to write these "small scripts"? i never have to do that kind of stuff

      Like minor tasks on multiple files etc.

  16. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    Cniles are truly embarrassing holy shit. Imagine having a mental breakdown over someone asking you to back up your baseless assertions. LMAO

  17. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    Alright, sorry about you Cniles and stuff but this thread sucks, sorry for the derailment and embarrassing holy shit, imaging having a metnal breadkown over someon askyuing you to back up oyour baseless assertsionsLMAO

  18. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    cniles buckbroken that they don't have a functioning package manager

  19. 2 days ago

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    Anonymous

    I've heard it said several times that there existed as many CPP 'subsets' as there existed major use cases for the language, i.e. the CPP being written in video game dev is completely different and employs different features than the one used in finance or systems dev for example
    Does anyone have a concrete example of this?

    • 2 days ago

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      Anonymous

      yeah, im the schizo in this thread but look up orthodox cpp

      https://gist.github.com/bkaradzic/2e39896bc7d8c34e042b

      makes my life much easier at work.

  20. 1 day ago

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    Anonymous

    Rust failed to replace C++. Will Jai replace it? Or is C++ just here to stay

    • 1 day ago

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      Anonymous

      Nothing will replace it

>Python for small scripts and quick stuff that takes advantage of its easy to write style and massive amount of libraries (2025)

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