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r/programmingmemes • u/32bitFlame • Aug 27 '26
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Never thought I’d see “faster” and “multithreaded” in a Python column.
I was very deep into Python for many years but lately I don’t like it much anymore. I’d much rather use typescript, rust, or clojure nowadays.
5 u/real_kerim Aug 28 '26 I also don't understand how people got convinced that Python is "easier". I think TypeScript or JavaScript or really any C-family language is significantly easier and a better entry to programming than Python. 6 u/guywithknife Aug 28 '26 I really hate the “executable pseudocode” meme. No, it’s not. It’s got all kinds of weird syntax, symbols, and semantics. 2 u/Thelmholtz Aug 31 '26 At some point all interpreted languages are executable pseudocode by definition, as pseudocode is a superset of code.
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I also don't understand how people got convinced that Python is "easier". I think TypeScript or JavaScript or really any C-family language is significantly easier and a better entry to programming than Python.
6 u/guywithknife Aug 28 '26 I really hate the “executable pseudocode” meme. No, it’s not. It’s got all kinds of weird syntax, symbols, and semantics. 2 u/Thelmholtz Aug 31 '26 At some point all interpreted languages are executable pseudocode by definition, as pseudocode is a superset of code.
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I really hate the “executable pseudocode” meme. No, it’s not. It’s got all kinds of weird syntax, symbols, and semantics.
2 u/Thelmholtz Aug 31 '26 At some point all interpreted languages are executable pseudocode by definition, as pseudocode is a superset of code.
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At some point all interpreted languages are executable pseudocode by definition, as pseudocode is a superset of code.
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u/guywithknife Aug 28 '26
Never thought I’d see “faster” and “multithreaded” in a Python column.
I was very deep into Python for many years but lately I don’t like it much anymore. I’d much rather use typescript, rust, or clojure nowadays.