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Anonymous No.106324939 >>106325248 >>106326647 >>106328024 >>106328720 >>106328802 >>106330682 >>106331040 >>106331073 >>106335527 >>106339050 >>106339225 >>106340498 >>106340645 >>106342564 >>106342632
Why?
Anonymous No.106324992 >>106325248 >>106340552
> Why?
Because your father considered you a failure. And deep down you know he was right. Time to accept that bitter truth: you are a failure.
Anonymous No.106325039 >>106325248
picrel
Anonymous No.106325171 >>106331211
>c++
>good ecosystem
lmao. I love c++, but c'mon nigga...
Anonymous No.106325248 >>106325283
>>106324939 (OP)
https://harmful.cat-v.org/software/c++/I_did_it_for_you_all
Applied to all of programming, except LISP, some dialects of unstructured BASIC, and FORTH and its dialects.
>>106324992
>>106325039
>t. jigaboos
Anonymous No.106325283 >>106325393
>>106325248
*yawn*
Anonymous No.106325393 >>106325402 >>106340600
>>106325283
As if he wouldn't deny it.
Anonymous No.106325402 >>106325416
>>106325393
as if you're not talking out of your ass
Anonymous No.106325416 >>106330739
>>106325402
Keep wasting your time with C++.
Anonymous No.106325426
Literally all you need is C and Make.
For everything else, there's C#.
It's fucking ridiculous at this point.
Anonymous No.106326647 >>106332759
>>106324939 (OP)
>C# all fields
Python isn't good at anything, it's all terrible.
Anonymous No.106328024 >>106328756 >>106331226
>>106324939 (OP)
What's wrong with the Rust ecosystem?
Anonymous No.106328720 >>106330556
>>106324939 (OP)
What's the difference between tooling and ecosystem?
Anonymous No.106328756
>>106328024
Fragmentation
There is no cross platform math evaluation library that works with any big decimal type.
Anonymous No.106328802 >>106330556
>>106324939 (OP)
wait, isn't Clojure's ecosystem just Java's ecosystem? Or am I retarded?
Anonymous No.106330556
>>106328720
Tooling and developer experience: interaction with the compilers/interpreters, editor/IDE support, build systems, package management, debugging, docs, linters and formatters.
Ecosystem: libraries and frameworks and how open and well-maintained they are, openness of the tooling, alternative implementations, possible target platforms, learning materials.

>>106328802
Yes and no. The interop is good, but I consider Clojure's total reliance on the Java ecosystem and the level of influence that Java's dev culture had/has on Clojure to be negatives.
Anonymous No.106330606 >>106330722
I still don't understand why dart was invented
Anonymous No.106330682
>>106324939 (OP)
Clojure should be in the middle unironically
Anonymous No.106330722 >>106340570
>>106330606
You now remember that Google originally had plans to replace JavaScript with Dart in browsers and it was hyped up as the JS killer.
Anonymous No.106330739 >>106340583
>>106325416
C++ is for the dalit, saar.
Brahmin use java.
Anonymous No.106331040
>>106324939 (OP)
>rust
>good language
>javascript
>good ecosystem
>dart
>good tooling
Anonymous No.106331073 >>106331099
>>106324939 (OP)
>Clojure
>NOT good ecosystem
>Java
>good ecosystem
are you retarded?

>Rust
>NOT good ecosystem
are you retarded?

>C#
>NOT good ecosystem
are you retarded?

this chart is completely fucked. anyway use deps.edn, Kondo, paraedit or parinfer, and get good aat Java interop retard
Anonymous No.106331099
>>106331073
also I would recommend checking out Elixir
the BEAM is the only virtual machine that I know of with its unique capabilities (reductions for fair allocation of compute time and complete lack of shared memory)
Anonymous No.106331211 >>106332689
>>106325171
ecosystem != standard library. it's moreso the variety of libraries including C libs
Anonymous No.106331226 >>106334328 >>106336907
>>106328024
All the infrastructure in existence is C. And Rust makes it incredibly painful to interact with any of it, due to muh safety.
Anonymous No.106332689 >>106340463
>>106331211
C/C++ have the best tooling.
Rust is literally built on top of a C++ toolchain (LLVM).
>but muh "good tooling" aktually means a reinvention of npm!
Then move Python to "good tooling" as pip==cargo==npm.
Anonymous No.106332759 >>106334214
>>106326647
And yet all the ml fags and blender uses it and not c#.
Anonymous No.106334214
>>106332759
because they are not programmers, and python is made for nocoders
Anonymous No.106334328 >>106336907
>>106331226
It feels like Rust only purpose is to be run on the cloud. Because it's an inherently unsafe environment which makes Rust's safety matters.
The problem being : The concept of cloud itself is shit.
Hence, Rust has no purpose and is equally shitty.
Anonymous No.106335527
>>106324939 (OP)
be me, in the middle
Anonymous No.106336907
>>106331226
>>106334328
rust only purpose is to hijack modern infrastructure and replace most important projects with rust clones being run by nsa trannies
Anonymous No.106339050 >>106339085
>>106324939 (OP)
>C/C++
>good ecosystem
>good *anything
Anonymous No.106339085
>>106339050
C# vibe coder detected
Anonymous No.106339225 >>106340595
>>106324939 (OP)
Is there anything more beautiful?
(doseq [i (range 1 21)]
(println (cond
(zero? (mod i 15)) "FizzBuzz"
(zero? (mod i 3)) "Fizz"
(zero? (mod i 5)) "Buzz"
:else i)))
Anonymous No.106340463
>>106332689
Pip and Npm are actual dogshit compared to Cargo though, they are only considered good because C and C++ literally don't even show up (I hope your distro has good libraries packaged, or you like playing with build-systems to get it to vendor them properly)
Anonymous No.106340498
>>106324939 (OP)
You are retarded.
Please kill yourself.
Anonymous No.106340552
>>106324992
Brutal but true.
Anonymous No.106340570
>>106330722
>replace JavaScript
Oh no. Not this shit again.
Anonymous No.106340578
Typescript is pretty close to the middle, albeit with some caveats. (e.g. it can only be called a good language when used with a strictly-configured linter).
Anonymous No.106340583
>>106330739
True.
Anonymous No.106340595
>>106339225
Yuck.
Anonymous No.106340600 >>106340647
>>106325393
Use case for admitting something in an interview and then deny it?
Anonymous No.106340645
>>106324939 (OP)
Curse of lisp.
Simple language encourages individualism. Shitty language nesesitates cooperation.
Coorporations naturally prefer super complicated clusterfucks that require manpower.
Many google products are like this. If they gave you the source code it would be almost usless to you
Anonymous No.106340647
>>106340600
Use case for misconstruing what was said?
Anonymous No.106342564
>>106324939 (OP)

i know wenn diagrams when i see a pic of one
Anonymous No.106342632
>>106324939 (OP)
Rust's ecosystem is amazing what are you talking about.