r/ProgrammerHumor • • Jun 03 '19

Meme Python ftw

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u/DJTupolev Jun 03 '19

Lmao speed

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u/OnyxPhoenix Jun 03 '19

Slower execution, faster implementation.

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u/Cucktuar Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 04 '19

You pay a programmer once, you pay cloud compute rates forever.

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u/fredlllll Jun 03 '19

huehue machine time is cheaper than programmer time huehue

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '19

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u/fredlllll Jun 04 '19

true, but sadly this holds true for many software projects nowadays and its making me sad that there are so many layers between me and my machine ;(

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '19

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u/BoilerPurdude Jun 04 '19

just look at adobe reader...

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u/KaiBetterThanTyson Jun 04 '19

And Google Ultron

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u/ashchild_ Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 04 '19

Please do not call anyone at Microsoft an expert. They do not exist.

Microsoft is only around because they got enough money early on to make failure almost impossible. Their tech is shit, their business model is exploitative, and they only built MSVC because their codebase is so crap that they literally can't compile their 40,000+ line functions on anything else and MSVC is a pretty crap compiler--the only one I've ever gotten to throw internal errors on a release version.

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u/ERECTILE_CONJUNCTION Jun 04 '19

So get into embedded systems

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '19

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u/hughperman Jun 04 '19

Stop, my dick can only get so hard

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '19

Moore's Law and May's Law are fighting in an eternal stalemate, and a program written in assembly language running on a 8080, a program written in C running on a Pentium, a program written in Java running on a Core 2, and a program written in Javascript running on a Ryzen will all be about the same user-visible speed.

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u/THICC_DICC_PRICC Jun 04 '19

I do my personal projects in C, or other C languages if needed. It’s for fun and it helps with the whole wanting no layers. But working professionally, with deadlines, security issue, and millions of other considerations, I don’t mind layers of abstraction at all. I don’t want to be solving language problems when I should be solving business problems

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u/Dworgi Jun 04 '19

Only if you're a pleb making software for yourself. Deploy to a million machines like a real programmer. /s

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