I’d say most of them are protestants, but there’s been a trend of a certain type of far-right “RETVRN TO TRADITION” wingnuts converting and becoming hardline tradcaths in the last decade or so. Those people absolutely would seethe over a black pope.
One point for the typewriter.
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Well, I guess “making your country such a shithole that no one wants to come here” is technically one way to stop immigration…
Wait, what is this about “modern people not seeing what’s so horrifying” about Sisyphus’ punishment? I’ve never heard of anyone who seemed to believe that.
Could they have made the headline any more misleading??
The whitespace doesn’t bother me. Any IDE worth a damn will manage that for you. As for the type system, yeah, I strongly prefer static typing, but for simpler projects I can see the convenience of it.
My real issue with Python comes with managing a development environment when multiple developers are working on it. Dependency management in Python is a headache, and while in theory, virtual envs should help with synchronizing environments from machine to machine, I still find it endlessly fiddly with a bunch of things that can go wrong that are hard to diagnose.
Python is great for small scripts, proofs-of-concept, and such, but I wouldn’t write anything more heavy-duty than that in it.
“I am the saber-toothed seal” doesn’t have quite the same ring to it, though…
No, your intuition is correct, this is extremely cursed.
Ah, right, the joys of Brexit…
That has to be a GDPR violation, right?
Bugs in tests aren’t necessarily exceptions. You could be incorrectly setting up your function inputs, or just making the wrong assertions.
I don’t really get how “overt racism in a job description” is programmer humor, but alright
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Then another message popped up. This time with a console.warn() logging level, so I just couldn’t ignore it.
That’s how you know this one’s fake. Most unrealistic part of the whole story.
It does some funky things with type coercion and comparison which I don’t particularly like, but I generally understand why it does things that way.
A lot of the weird quirks of JS come from the desire to avoid completely blowing up and crashing as much as possible, which makes sense in a web dev context. Forcing weird operations to at least return something can prevent an unhandled error state in a single component from causing an entire page to crash, even if that component ends up malfunctioning as a result.
Good luck with that lmao
You do know that Lemmy counts as social media too, right?
“Let them fight.”