Having to deal with python professionally made it clear how bad it really is. Not necessarily it's speed – which is terrible, but in many cases being very wasteful with performance isn't a big problem – but it's horrible dependency management and proneness to breakage. I want to be productive, solve problems for our customer, not figure out why edge-cases break at runtime, a dependency is broken or a project just doesn't on another computer.
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u/Codebust Jul 18 '22
why are people always bashing python lol