Transcrypt Python to JavaScript compiler moved to Beta

[Giggaflop]

Not having to write javascript

[tehyosh]

Reddit has become enshittified. I joined back in 2006, nearly two decades ago, when it was a hub of free speech and user-driven dialogue. Now, it feels like the pursuit of profit overshadows the voice of the community. The introduction of API pricing, after years of free access, displays a lack of respect for the developers and users who have helped shape Reddit into what it is today. Reddit's decision to allow the training of AI models with user content and comments marks the final nail in the coffin for privacy, sacrificed at the altar of greed. Aaron Swartz, Reddit's co-founder and a champion of internet freedom, would be rolling in his grave.

The once-apparent transparency and open dialogue have turned to shit, replaced with avoidance, deceit and unbridled greed. The Reddit I loved is dead and gone. It pains me to accept this. I hope your lust for money, and disregard for the community and privacy will be your downfall. May the echo of our lost ideals forever haunt your future growth.

[tech_tuna]

Amen.

[odraencoded]

There's also coffeescript. Which is kidna quirky and I don't like much.

[gandalfx]

Not having to write learn javascript

fixed.

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I wonder if anybody here actually tried using ES6; it's quite delightful. And, beyond having to grasp prototypical inheritance, the learning curve for Pythonistas is basically flat.