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>Majority of people treat programming languages as cryptocurrencies, they want to "invest" in them, before they get big and "moonshot"
Was the Russian man correct? What does /g/ think?
https://youtu.be/2E3E_Rh3mvw?si=uz8ZGNsu-HbCODsl&t=1014
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If people treat coding like currency when why is it hard to learn coding?
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>>109397349
For the same reason it's hard to get into stocks and cryptocurrency.
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>>109397314
Snailcat stuff.
Nobody codes manually anymore who cares about coding languages?
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No not really. Managers treat languages this way, programmers generally don't. Most programmers use whatever their manager tells them to use, a small minority try to use the right tool for the job
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most people use the most popular languages that have been popular for decades
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>>109397314
that's retarded and definitely not what "the majority of people" do.
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>>109397419
yeah, every manager is like let's invest in this obscure language before it gets big.
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>>109397387
sad but true
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>>109397498
Managers do tend to treat languages as investments, because it literally is for them. For most this means picking something boring and mature they know they can hire and train for. But there are plenty of managers who pick trendy and even obscure tech stacks because they think it makes them look like hot shit. I don't think I've ever seen manager choose a language for sound technical reasons.
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>>109397314
this russian larping clown is overplaying his ego
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>>109397314
Bullshit. Modern programming are more like a cult.
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>>109397314
He's so handsome.
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>>109397615
>cult-like lemming behavior dominated by false marketing and inflated egos
So exactly like crypto
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yes
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>>109397679
Crypto is more like a ponzi scheme
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>>109397942
So exactly like programming languages
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>>109397314
Not sure what he was talking about here, but he has some cool videos. He's obviously the kind of brilliant programmer that you can only become by holing yourself away completely for 20 years
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>>109397387
>Nobody codes manually anymore
since when?
I still do manual stuff, just not at work
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>>109397314
What? No?
People learn whatever is popular ("at the moon") right now. Do you think so many people learn JS because it's this small language that might one day find some usage?

Autistic retards might be different. Ziggers definitely exhibit this behavior (it's never going to get popular, the language solves problems most people will never have while not solving problems like memory safety that give compelling reasons to switch from C or C++).
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>>109398073
Yes but you are trans
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>>109398179
it's called being employed. Try it some time before your parents croak
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>>109397314
how long until he finally tries odin
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>>109398201
Fake. Codetrans have been replaced and you are a transgender hobbyist
Coding is obsolete, snailcat
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>>109398264
So many stupid tranny psyops.
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>>109398287
You’re the trans here not me
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>>109398156
programmers are most drawn to hype
also, zig has memory-safety
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>>109398264
My AI vibe CLI browser and chat mobile pi is coming along well maybe $600 in token and 1/4 of the way done. 0 raw code touched.
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by going through this thread you can understand what kind of people watch this tranny-looking retard.
I sometimes stumble upon a restreamer of DSP where they make fun of him and I think "you have to be a retard to unironically watch DSP"
Then I see some leaks about his fans or his mods and they are wheelchairs, dentheads, trannies, dragonfags, blacks, spics, generally the bottom of the barrel of the society.
...and you see that your perception aligns with reality.
I then have the same feeling about LTT and it's the same. a bunch of kids, some manchildren and bottom of the barrel people.
...then I see primagen and his community, it's the same. low IQ people having someone read articles to them and hand them over opinions to use irl.
the same fucking thing happens with the handful of tsoding threads that happened in the last year, here.
one of those retards here asked why clown unis produce so many compilers? how are you going to teach 100-150-200 students how to do something?
aren't you going to hand out the same task to every student?
this is worse cognitive ability than a black down person of retardation and this retard comes here to speak about programming, defends tsoding, maybe some other e-celebs and makes a fool of himself.
these bottom of the barrel entertainers are retard magnets.
it's like having a 1 year old kid getting entertained by moving a keychain with keys in front of his face.
whoever is watching the aforementioned retards unironically, you are the 1 year old kid getting entertained by the most retarded boring shit imaginable.
here I am shaking some keys infront of you.
>"duuurrrrr, duuuuurrrrr" *clap* *clap*
is it even possible to have negative IQ?
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>>109397498
Yes literally. See the history of go, rust, java, c++.
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>>109399735
It's all y*utubers really.
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>>109399735
nigga mindbroken by long hair
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>>109397314
He's wrong. We humans have a natural instinct to go around preaching about anything we have an emotional attachment to. People, especially the young ones, do it for all kinds of things from music groups to games. If you didn't feel strongly about some niche language you wouldn't pick it up in the first place because rationally it doesn't make sense.
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>>109397349
>why is it hard to learn coding?
It's not. I learned it before I figured out how to masturbate.
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>>109397314
Retarded take but no surprise there. Programming sucks. The tools are ass because of managers and other subhumans. So obviously if a new language comes along and promises to fix some of the daily pains people will give it a try. And then they'll move off it because it turns out it isn't good enough. It has nothing to do with speculation, moonshots, wanting to get in early or anything like that, it's about improving one's workflow.
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>>109397370
this



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