Think of the man hours "wasted" (poor word to describe the situation but...) spent on splitting hairs on libc, compilers, packager managers, driver quirks, kernels (BSD vs Linux), etc.
I wonder if he's just reading HN comments out of context. That would really be how I'd parody any language. Just all the die-hard defenses, out of context.
Cannot believe I watched this until the very end… such an amazing, funny video. On the real, TIL that Python just introduced the case/switch statement. Thank goodness
OMG, it's like an SNL skit. It makes a point, then, just keeps going. Now, you're laughing at the fact that it's still going. Then, you're confused on why it's still going. Yet, you're still laughing with (at?) it.
I've watched practically all his videos. He's even funnier than Krazam, the guy clearly does thorough research for his jokes. Also laughed at names like "Azuros Cloudapi, Conservative Tech Officer (CTO)", and the inter-video continuity (e.g. Interviews with Junior JS Developer, Senior JS Developer, NFT Enthusiast, and NFT Non-Enthusiast).
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That sounds like the open source game ecosystem in general. Maybe multiply by n.
"took 15 years for that"
I laughed out loud there. I haven't seen Python's switch/case before, it is very sweet and powerful.[0] TIL as well :)
[0] https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/controlflow.html#match-st...