Re:Reasons Python Sucks
by compiler-guy on Tuesday December 18, 2018 @06:17PM
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We now have three real-world counter examples just in this thread. And the hacker news crowd is relatively sophisticated technically--even for programmers in general.
"It isn't a problem for me, therefore it isn't a problem for anyone." just isn't a good way to reason about problems like this.
Re:Reasons Python Sucks
by mixmastamyk on Tuesday December 18, 2018 @06:27PM
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The important issue is which solution is the best given the trade offs. Acceptance of nothing less than a flawless one is not a path forward.
Re:Reasons Python Sucks
by compiler-guy on Tuesday December 18, 2018 @06:36PM
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Sold! As long as you admit that there is a problem and tradeoffs, then I'm fine with where this conversation is ending.
Re:Reasons Python Sucks
by mixmastamyk on Tuesday December 18, 2018 @06:46PM
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Sure, I'd never say a solution to a non-trivial issue was flawless. However, "a problem" is not very granular. I'd rather count this one in terms of centiproblems or milliproblems.
I agree with the other person that says this doesn't really happen in the real world with a baseline developer and editor.