Anonymous
6/29/2025, 12:06:38 PM No.105742288
come home low i.q brown skinned retarded degenerate idiot faggot incel virgin small dicked dumb gay no coder trash subhuman
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Anonymous
6/29/2025, 1:52:03 PM No.105742847
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Anonymous
6/29/2025, 4:53:11 PM No.105744085
>>105742847
>decent programming language
yes sar python best for vibe coding
redeem the designated durgasoft python batch course for needful h1b visa jobs sir
>decent programming language
yes sar python best for vibe coding
redeem the designated durgasoft python batch course for needful h1b visa jobs sir
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Anonymous
6/29/2025, 4:55:59 PM No.105744105
>>105742288 (OP)
what does it even mean? please explain in detail you bloody bastard bitch benchod motherfcker
what does it even mean? please explain in detail you bloody bastard bitch benchod motherfcker
Anonymous
6/29/2025, 6:04:12 PM No.105744701
>>105744085
>People who enjoy easy programming languages that get things done make my jeet-obsessed clitty leak.
Why its the case, nocoder-kun?
>People who enjoy easy programming languages that get things done make my jeet-obsessed clitty leak.
Why its the case, nocoder-kun?
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Anonymous
6/29/2025, 6:21:49 PM No.105744833
>>105744701
yes sar python agreed python is best for get shit done sar
yes sar python agreed python is best for get shit done sar
Anonymous
6/29/2025, 6:40:18 PM No.105744973
>>105744701
Python isn't an easier programming language though. All the shit like venvs, versioning hell and packaging make the language hard to use. Python is hard once you get beyond printing shit to the screen. For example, I recently was building a little sim in Raylib + Python and of course when iterating you're going to get bugs. In every other language (I've used) the program just crashes, fine, it's what you expect, the os just cleans that shit up. In Python oh no, the fucking interpreter hangs instead, even when the Window closes and you kill the app from the cmdline it's still running in the background. This means Python is now silently spinning its wheels just consuming resources. You have to be constantly checking the system monitor, manually killing the python interpreter as well or Python will eventually crash your system. It's utter trash and there is no reason to use it unless you have to use a library like numpy or pandas.
Python isn't an easier programming language though. All the shit like venvs, versioning hell and packaging make the language hard to use. Python is hard once you get beyond printing shit to the screen. For example, I recently was building a little sim in Raylib + Python and of course when iterating you're going to get bugs. In every other language (I've used) the program just crashes, fine, it's what you expect, the os just cleans that shit up. In Python oh no, the fucking interpreter hangs instead, even when the Window closes and you kill the app from the cmdline it's still running in the background. This means Python is now silently spinning its wheels just consuming resources. You have to be constantly checking the system monitor, manually killing the python interpreter as well or Python will eventually crash your system. It's utter trash and there is no reason to use it unless you have to use a library like numpy or pandas.
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Anonymous
6/29/2025, 6:41:50 PM No.105744993
>>105742288 (OP)
Funny how you didn't list "unemployed" and "poor".
Funny how you didn't list "unemployed" and "poor".
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Anonymous
6/29/2025, 6:48:27 PM No.105745051
>>105744993
>Brown
If you have an array of alive entities in a game, it implicitly implies the others are dead. In the same way brown implicitly implies unemployed and poor.
>Brown
If you have an array of alive entities in a game, it implicitly implies the others are dead. In the same way brown implicitly implies unemployed and poor.
Anonymous
6/29/2025, 7:04:42 PM No.105745200
>>105744973
why should I care if my only use case for coding are <100 line python scripts that do basic scraping, converting, parsing etc. done with little to no hassle?
why should I care if my only use case for coding are <100 line python scripts that do basic scraping, converting, parsing etc. done with little to no hassle?