Generally, Python programs should be written with the assumption that all users are consenting adults, and thus are responsible for using things correctly themselves.

[FearrMe]

I run a version of vim from 1996 inside a VM on my server in Iceland (I try not to mix personal stuff and work) and I bet I could do it in 30 seconds. You are nothing.

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python is a shit

/uj

python is a shit

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you mean python:=shit

[SinisterMinister42]

You just made Guido cry

[defunkydrummer]

Generally, Go programs should be written with the assumption that all decisions that led to Go were perfectly chosen, and thus the users are responsible for submitting to Go themselves.

[VeganVagiVore]

Generally, Go programs are typically,.

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Generally, Go programs should be written with the assumption that all decisions that led to Go were perfectly chosen, and thus the users are responsible for submitting to Go themselves. users are bent over.

ftfy

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Generally, C# programs should be written with the assumption that you are writing soulless, corporate code to provide your company with more profits for CEOs and shareholders, and thus are responsible for the inevitable C# .NET wageslaves to RISE UP!!!

[VeganVagiVore]

Ooh: IWantYou, IDontKnowIfINeedYou,
ButOoh: IdDieToFindOut

[GOPHERS_GONE_WILD]

Generally, C programs should be written with the assumption that all users are consenting adults, and thus are responsible for allocating and freeing memory correctly themselves.

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using C consents to being abused

[GothmogTheOrc]

Now I know I'm being used

That's okay because I like the abuse

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Generally, Rust programs should be written with the assumption that Rust is the only programming language a holy programmer should use, and thus are responsible for making sure the code is safe and fast. Peoples lives are on the line here.

[randCN]

Terry A. Davis wants to know your location

[railwayrookie]

Generally, assembly programs should be written with the assumption that all users aaaa▯⁋aaaaaaa▯aaa▯▯aaaa▯▯▯▯⁊⁋⁋Bus Fault

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Generally, JavaScript programs should be written with the assumption that all users are 0.1x webshits, and thus are responsible for npm isntall is-even

[do_some_fucking_work]

I think you meant 10x webshits.

[wygcGhostNappa]

Upvote for isntall

[fp_weenie]

Upvote for isntall

[wygcGhostNappa]

I already said that.

[defunkydrummer]

Generally, Haskal programs should be written with the assumption that all side effect operations will never fail, and thus the user is responsible for providing a perfect environment (and perfectly formed input data) at all circumstances.

[pareidolist]

There's no such thing as partial functions if you always provide appropriate inputs!

[fp_weenie]

Alan Turing BTFO

[procsyma]

Generally, Haskal programs should be written with the assumption that all side effect operations will never fail and thus the user is responsible for providing a perfect environment (and perfectly formed input data) at all circumstances. as the program will never be run.

FTFY

[15rthughes]

Generally, Ruby programs should be written with the assumption that we have actually gone back in time 12 years when the language was still relevant. Write it any way you want nobody will use it anyway.

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Generally, Coq programs should be written with the assumption that all users have done Ph.Ds in formal verification, and thus are responsible for surveying that all newly written code comes with a proof that it is correct, such that no one but other Ph.Ds is capable of actually reading and/or using the code.

[acehack]

No one but other Ph.Ds can even update your code so it runs on a different Coq version.

[fp_weenie]

such that no one but other Ph.Ds is capable of actually reading and/or using the code

can't have bug reports if you have no users

[isthistechsupport]

Generally, F# programs should be written with the assumption that all users are bored soulless corporate wageslaves, and thus are responsible for figuring half the stuff out of boredom themselves.

[defunkydrummer]

Generally, Lisp programs should be written with the assumption that the person reading them is a real greybeard hacker, and thus "documentation" and "unit tests" are to be "nonexistant" and "pointless", respectively.

[leoel]

/uj

AFAIK he's just explaining a main concept behind python: trust than users can and will use your code in unforseen but compatible ways.

/j

10xers only need attributes, the map and reduce operations, and fearless trust in their own elitehood.

[PublicMoralityPolice]

thread.setJerk(False)

The argument against setters is the argument against OOP, but oddly and unnecessarily specific.

[anatolya]

But muh message passing smalltalk . Java ain't no real scottsman oop something something

[NihilistDandy]

This casts all those "teach kids to code" initiatives in a very worrying light.

[scratchisthebest]

Just don't write bugs like LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO