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Content Mark 106th It was called "MySpace" and we as children taught ourselves basic HTML and CSS coding to put marquee text banners, tacky sparkling gifs and custom colorways on our profiles.

Content Isaac Is Laughing imosquera 25m "IT WORKED!! IT WORKED!!!" my son screamed with joy from his room. I'm teaching him to code python and left him alone to solve a problem. me: "Son, that feeling you had never goes away for as long as you code". This is why programmers love to code. 01 17 Isaac Is Laughing imosquera 2m update he's now yelling "IT'S NOT WORKING NOW, THIS MAKES NO SENSE!!!" me: "Son, this feeling also never goes away for as long as you code."

The Python community in a nutshell: a perfect bell curve distribution where the extremes agree on the same thing for completely different reasons. The beginners think Python is good because it's easy and reads like English. The experts think Python is good because they've already optimized everything with C extensions and numpy, so performance doesn't matter anymore. Meanwhile, the midwits in the middle are having an existential crisis about GIL limitations, execution speed, and why their script takes 5 seconds to import pandas. They've learned just enough to be dangerous and just enough to be annoyed. The real kicker? All three groups are right. Python IS slow and horrible. Python IS good. It's the Schrödinger's cat of programming languages—simultaneously productive and painful until you open the performance profiler.

A beautiful philosophical journey through programming history that somehow ends up blaming AI for creating "vibe coding" bros who will inevitably bring about the apocalypse. The chain goes: C language → good times → Python → AI → vibe coding (you know, that thing where people just throw prompts at ChatGPT and pray) → weak men → bad times → strong men. And we're back to square one. The real kicker? We're currently somewhere between "AI creates vibe coding" and "weak men creates bad times," which means we're all just waiting for the collapse so the next generation of C programmers can rise from the ashes and manually manage memory again. Circle of life, baby.

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Content 9, rmcgibbo closed this on Dec 31, 2015 thedrow commented on Dec 31, 2015 Were you able to resolve the issue? 3 4 rmcgibbo commented on Dec 31, 2015 No. I decided I don't care. 292 10 (e 375 94 24 Contributor Member Author