it's up
https://youtu.be/wo84LFzx5nI

Not watching it.

>>105944967
>ooptranny getting triggered by reality again

>a tinkertranny with no achievements telling you to stop using the most sucessful and productive programming paradigm.

>>105944976
More like no one being interested in hearing a dead horse beaten some more.

>>105945016
>>105944967
BUTTBLASTED

>>105945023
What dead horse? His presentation was rather fun and interesting, learned a lot about programming languages history I didn't know yet.

shinitainda

>>105944898 (OP)
>colleague only writes OOP code no matter the application

>mistake
entire tech world is powered by OOP languages (java, c#, javascript etc)

>b-b-but muh GAYmes fpserino!!!
nobody cares. get a real job.

>>105945062
>entire tech world is powered by OOP languages
I'm sure you meant this as a positive but this is overwhelming evidence that it's a mistake.
You and I both get to use real software and see firsthand how bad it is. Just like everyone else can.

I'm just not gonna use OOP, sorry

>>105945102
at least it works, unlike his unfinished game

>>105945137
I'm assuming you want to argue. Good luck.

>>105945142
There is nothing to argue. He showed by his own example that his school of thought is a failure. Why should I listen to this failed programmer?

The purpose of programming is to make things that work. These programming tinkerers never solve problems, they only build castles in the sky.

>>105945193
I suppose I was correct.

>>105945062
>javascript
>OOP
Anon... I..

>>105944898 (OP)
for me, i like oop, and i dont know enough about programming to know why its bad. well, cya!

>>105945016
>biggest achievement
>some failed OSes and chrome where there are a billion ways to do the same simple thing and nobody uses any of them, instead opting for an extension
Oh nononono

you wouldn't take flying lessons from a pilot who crashed his plane.

>>105945198
Where is your totally-not-OOP software used by millions? You didn't make anything? Then shut up. You're not a programmer and has no authority to talk about programming, like your eceleb tinkerers.

>>105945265
arguing to nobody about nothing, like some kind of bot

>>105945037
>This thing that has been harped on about on /g/ for at least a decade is new to me so I don't know why you think it's old
Lurk more before posting.

>>105945204
>prototypal inheritance
>not OOP

>>105945037
history of programming languages is quite interesting and should be a CS course in itself.
There's a reason why those languages that were innovative were made.

>>105945290
watch the video first. you a fool, nigga.

what im saying is, what dead horse? oop being bad? that video isnt about that. he is mostly explaining why we have oop right now and it is not the same reason people usually claim when talking about it.

but THANK GOD llms will replace subhumans like you soon.

>>105944967
>>105945016
>>105945023
>>105945062
>>105945137
>>105945193
>>105945265
>>105945290
BUTTBLASTED INDIAN FAGGOTS WORKING WITH ENTERPRISE FACTORYJAVABEANFACTORYINTERFACE CODE AT BEST ARGUING AGAINST ACTUAL PROGRAMMERS

>>105945389
>>105945290
I don't code at all but enjoy history about computers and autistic shit like this

thanks OP
I've learned a good bit

Came back to say I'm still not watching. Keep on seething over whatever is in thst youslop video.

>>105944898 (OP)
casey is always nice to listen to

HENS
and CHICKENS

>>105945860

>>105944898 (OP)
how does /g/ pronounce OOP?

a) "oop" like oops without s
b) "o-op" like co-op without c
c) _______________

(a) sounds very gay desu, i always say it like (b)