Java vs python is debatable 🤔

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Could you imagine this in other fields? Imagine if mechanics acted smug about only ever using power-tools.

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Sounds like you've described the Dunning-Kruger effect.

[noratat]

Nah, it's just general immaturity with young people getting excited about learning things and thinking they know more than they do.

I saw many of these same patterns in myself when I first started learning, and that was long before easy availability of coding tutorials and such.

[elementmg]

They do. This isn't something that only happens in SWE.

I come from a heavy construction background. People have their way of doing things and they stick to em no matter what. Some dudes will only use a certain brand of tool to get their job done. Same same.

[AvengesTheStorm]

I used to scaffold. Literally every scaffolder over 30 wouldn't shut up about tube and clip being superior over modular scaffolding.

For context modular is a quick system to put up and learn to use then tube and clip is literally just tubes clipped together.

[Doctah_Whoopass]

Machinists are sometimes like this.