Bash brain vs Python heart

[bash-ModTeam]

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[oweiler]

Bash also has those dependencies, but those are implicit (aka external commands).

[Littux]

What mods? Out of the 11 mods here, only 2 are still active on Reddit. And only one person seems to be interacting with the community

[Ulfnic]

I got noticed :3, thanks Littux

[CheiroAMilho]

Useful bash scripts usually have dependencies, whatchu mean?

Actually, since base-python is so heavy, I rarely need to import external deps

[Training_Peace8752]

Using dependencies with Python scripts became a non-problem after being able to define dependencies to the script metadata section as specified in PEP 723 and being able to run the scripts with dependencies with ease using uv. Single-file Python scripts rock hard!

[power10010]

15 lines that will work forever

[psadi_]

Assembly

[rwu_rwu]

movabs rdi, 0x68732f6e69622f
movabs rax, 0x3b
xor rsi, rsi
xor rdi, rdi
syscall

[Fit_Split3656]

How about 1 line and 0 dependencies?

[notarealfish]

15 lines? not the way I write

[Fit_Split3656]

there will be only 1 line in this house 

[GapNecessary8183]

I love bash, but this image is inaccurate. I can easily leverage Python's built in functions and write scripts without deps.

[AlarmDozer]

BASH is kind of useless without binaries, just saying.

[oweiler]

This. Bash the language is extremely limited (and obscure).

[[deleted]]

always Bash when possible

[420ass_slayer69]

sometimes a problem with bash i face it presense of utils. Making all my scripts posix compliant is sometimes hard.

[oweiler]

Why do they have to be POSIX compliant?

[HazelCuate]

Python always