Anonymous
6/18/2025, 10:33:34 PM No.105634376
/g/: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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Makes your life infinitely easier and enjoyable - /g/ (#105634376) [Archived: 896 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/18/2025, 10:37:07 PM No.105634417
Anonymous
6/18/2025, 10:37:36 PM No.105634422
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Anonymous
6/18/2025, 10:40:02 PM No.105634445
>>105634422
Except the opposite is true, anytime /g/ gets a wiff of you using anything other than C they have a full BPD mental break down.
Except the opposite is true, anytime /g/ gets a wiff of you using anything other than C they have a full BPD mental break down.
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 12:20:01 AM No.105635291
>>105634376 (OP)
You enjoy getting fucked tracebacked?
You enjoy getting fucked tracebacked?
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 12:23:10 AM No.105635327
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 12:34:54 AM No.105635437
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 12:50:35 AM No.105635569
>>105635327
LMAO the expression is perfect, what is that meme from?
Also python is great for very small teams, but I wouldn't dream of letting a single jeet get involved, much more potential for damage than other languages.
LMAO the expression is perfect, what is that meme from?
Also python is great for very small teams, but I wouldn't dream of letting a single jeet get involved, much more potential for damage than other languages.
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 1:00:51 AM No.105635663
>>105634445
'ate pip
'ate cargo
'ate npm
'ate cpan
'ate quicklisp (not racist yeah, just don't like 'em is all)
luv me emerge
luv me nob.h
simple as
'ate pip
'ate cargo
'ate npm
'ate cpan
'ate quicklisp (not racist yeah, just don't like 'em is all)
luv me emerge
luv me nob.h
simple as
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 1:06:01 AM No.105635710
>>105634376 (OP)
I hate being a coomsumer, I'd rather be the one to develop these tools than to use them.
>>105635437
almost as if /g/ and 4ch4n in general aren't as monolithic as what the average tard thinks...
truly tingles my massive balls
I hate being a coomsumer, I'd rather be the one to develop these tools than to use them.
>>105635437
almost as if /g/ and 4ch4n in general aren't as monolithic as what the average tard thinks...
truly tingles my massive balls
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 1:06:44 AM No.105635716
>>105634376 (OP)
I work with a big corp program made in python: It's not comfy
I work with a big corp program made in python: It's not comfy
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 1:11:51 AM No.105635770
>>105634376 (OP)
I just wished it wasn't based on indentation, and used brackets instead.
Like sometimes I want to choose how I want my code to look, not let the language decide.
I just wished it wasn't based on indentation, and used brackets instead.
Like sometimes I want to choose how I want my code to look, not let the language decide.
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 1:13:38 AM No.105635779
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 3:16:06 AM No.105636591
>>105635710
Which iteration are you up to on your failed game engine.
How many centuries are you away from releasing an actual game?
Which iteration are you up to on your failed game engine.
How many centuries are you away from releasing an actual game?
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 6:50:38 AM No.105637750
>>105634376 (OP)
Op here sorry guys I used the wrong image
Op here sorry guys I used the wrong image
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 12:54:27 PM No.105639731
>>105635663
>'ate pip
Yeah, same.
>'ate cargo
Truly.
>'ate npm
Indeed.
>'ate cpan
Relying too much on CPAN is bad, yeah.
>'ate quicklisp (not racist yeah, just don't like 'em is all)
Woah, buddy, that was a step too much. TAKE THAT BACK! CL is not like those other shitlangs...
>'ate pip
Yeah, same.
>'ate cargo
Truly.
>'ate npm
Indeed.
>'ate cpan
Relying too much on CPAN is bad, yeah.
>'ate quicklisp (not racist yeah, just don't like 'em is all)
Woah, buddy, that was a step too much. TAKE THAT BACK! CL is not like those other shitlangs...
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 12:56:58 PM No.105639748
>>105634376 (OP)
Bloated POS
Bloated POS
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 2:52:53 PM No.105640465
>>105634376 (OP)
>Makes your life infinitely easier and enjoyable
I quit my last job because Python was an incredibly retarded choice that added significant complexity compared to Golang and I hate golang, but the target was an esoteric out of life armv7l part.
this was around the time asyncio was also introduced and working with the eventloop in python is objectively ball busting hard compared to fully eventloop hosted languages like javascript.
The ultimate fuck you was the performance was extreme levels of dogshit so you had to lower to cython or C ABI targeting anyway, which also, added a fuckload complexity.
C++ is less autistic than this dogshit language unless you're only targeting some garbage full desktop system that's well managed or where "reproducibility" doesn't matter since you're racing to publish your bullshit doctorate thesis on shaky bullshit grounds like a faggot you are.
fuck you, fuck python and fuck /g/.
>Makes your life infinitely easier and enjoyable
I quit my last job because Python was an incredibly retarded choice that added significant complexity compared to Golang and I hate golang, but the target was an esoteric out of life armv7l part.
this was around the time asyncio was also introduced and working with the eventloop in python is objectively ball busting hard compared to fully eventloop hosted languages like javascript.
The ultimate fuck you was the performance was extreme levels of dogshit so you had to lower to cython or C ABI targeting anyway, which also, added a fuckload complexity.
C++ is less autistic than this dogshit language unless you're only targeting some garbage full desktop system that's well managed or where "reproducibility" doesn't matter since you're racing to publish your bullshit doctorate thesis on shaky bullshit grounds like a faggot you are.
fuck you, fuck python and fuck /g/.
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 2:55:45 PM No.105640484
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 3:19:32 PM No.105640689
>>105640484
Yes. There's Modern::Perl wrapper for these but I doesn't work for older perl versions since it has a dumb year check so the above boilerplate is necessary.
Yes. There's Modern::Perl wrapper for these but I doesn't work for older perl versions since it has a dumb year check so the above boilerplate is necessary.
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 4:03:21 PM No.105640941
>>105640484
It's worth mentioning that, unlike with C or C++ #include, those pragmas add no functionality to your program.
They are required in order to write valid Perl in 2025 simply because the Perl community is so bent on not breaking 35 year old code golf demos.
It's worth mentioning that, unlike with C or C++ #include, those pragmas add no functionality to your program.
They are required in order to write valid Perl in 2025 simply because the Perl community is so bent on not breaking 35 year old code golf demos.
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 5:12:11 PM No.105641396
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 6:05:46 PM No.105641827
>>105634376 (OP)
>enjoyable
have you ever used an open-source py lib?
have you ever had to read docs of an open-source py lib?
its anything but enjoyable
>enjoyable
have you ever used an open-source py lib?
have you ever had to read docs of an open-source py lib?
its anything but enjoyable
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 6:10:42 PM No.105641856
>>105635327
kek
>>105634376 (OP)
Python 3.14 will be fucking glorious
https://docs.python.org/3.14/whatsnew/3.14.html
- the GIL can be disabled at build time
- the JIT compiler can be enabled at runtime
- zero-overhead debugging
- `pdb` remote attaching
- using subinterpreters in the same process
- lazy evaluation of type annotations by default
kek
>>105634376 (OP)
Python 3.14 will be fucking glorious
https://docs.python.org/3.14/whatsnew/3.14.html
- the GIL can be disabled at build time
- the JIT compiler can be enabled at runtime
- zero-overhead debugging
- `pdb` remote attaching
- using subinterpreters in the same process
- lazy evaluation of type annotations by default
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 6:19:49 PM No.105641921
>>105641866
two very recent examples:
- standard email lib has PR fixes that are open for 3+ years, no one gives a shit so you have to maintain your own version of the lib which beats the purpose of just import and use
- elasticsearch.dsl has functionality that isn't even documented, you need to read thousands of lines of code to figure out what exactly is happening, docs are utter shit
two very recent examples:
- standard email lib has PR fixes that are open for 3+ years, no one gives a shit so you have to maintain your own version of the lib which beats the purpose of just import and use
- elasticsearch.dsl has functionality that isn't even documented, you need to read thousands of lines of code to figure out what exactly is happening, docs are utter shit
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 6:22:01 PM No.105641941
>>105641856
>- lazy evaluation of type annotations by default
The news post as well as the original PEP are a bit short on this detail but am I right that I can then finally get rid of typing.Self on methods?
Don't care about the performance stuff (GIL/JIT) because I wouldn't use it where performance matters anyway. However, it's always a consideration for all the rest (which is most stuff).
>- lazy evaluation of type annotations by default
The news post as well as the original PEP are a bit short on this detail but am I right that I can then finally get rid of typing.Self on methods?
Don't care about the performance stuff (GIL/JIT) because I wouldn't use it where performance matters anyway. However, it's always a consideration for all the rest (which is most stuff).
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 6:30:54 PM No.105642016
>>105640484
>>105640438
For warnings and features you use a version string like use 5.38.0 which leaves the two utf pragmas which is a grand total of 3 pragmas and that is only if you NEED utf-8. Do not fall for retarded troon propaganda
>>105640438
For warnings and features you use a version string like use 5.38.0 which leaves the two utf pragmas which is a grand total of 3 pragmas and that is only if you NEED utf-8. Do not fall for retarded troon propaganda
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Anonymous
6/19/2025, 6:42:46 PM No.105642108
>>105636591
>Which iteration are you up to on your failed game engine.
I contribute to linux mostly, I stopped writing userspace boringware a long time ago
>How many centuries are you away from releasing an actual game?
I'd rather kms than to work in game dev
>Which iteration are you up to on your failed game engine.
I contribute to linux mostly, I stopped writing userspace boringware a long time ago
>How many centuries are you away from releasing an actual game?
I'd rather kms than to work in game dev
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 6:52:26 PM No.105642176
>>105640941
>They are required in order to write valid Perl in 2025 simply because the Perl community is so bent on not breaking 35 year old code golf demos.
And that's a Good Thing™. It makes your script self-contained and forward-compatible with extremely few exceptions (i.e. you used shartmatch for some reason). With Python you end up dealing with venvs and pyenv and having to write fucking wrapper scripts for your script because EVERY new release of the language breaks multiple things.
Besides, you can just "use version" and get everything but the UTF-8 settings. Easy.
>They are required in order to write valid Perl in 2025 simply because the Perl community is so bent on not breaking 35 year old code golf demos.
And that's a Good Thing™. It makes your script self-contained and forward-compatible with extremely few exceptions (i.e. you used shartmatch for some reason). With Python you end up dealing with venvs and pyenv and having to write fucking wrapper scripts for your script because EVERY new release of the language breaks multiple things.
Besides, you can just "use version" and get everything but the UTF-8 settings. Easy.
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 7:16:35 PM No.105642367
>>105642016
>retarded troon propaganda
https://www.perl.com/article/announcing-perl-7/
>use 5.38.0 which leaves the two utf pragmas which is a grand total of 3 pragmas
pic related seems to disagree with you. although it's for 5.32, I bet my left testicle that it hasn't changed in any meaningful way for 5.38
>retarded troon propaganda
https://www.perl.com/article/announcing-perl-7/
>use 5.38.0 which leaves the two utf pragmas which is a grand total of 3 pragmas
pic related seems to disagree with you. although it's for 5.32, I bet my left testicle that it hasn't changed in any meaningful way for 5.38