Re: This is why I hate programming

krougan on 2009/08/27 15:02 of PyWorld
— edited on 2009/08/28 10:22

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claxo on 2009/08/27 15:26:

it is in the line of programmers folklore, but sounds really sick (?)

Akake on 2009/08/27 19:36:

That's an... Interesting point of view...

No offense, but could we lighten up a bit?

Some of us find this fun. And some of us don't like hearing the things we love described in such crude terms. :-P

Just sayin'.

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Akake on 2009/08/27 19:54:

Err... This was something you were quoting, wasn't it?

If it was, I'm very sorry. I... React like that to harsh language. ^_^;

adam on 2009/08/27 23:13:

krougan: You'll be writing your entry by flipping bits on your naked HDD with a magnetised needle, right?

krougan on 2009/08/30 10:46:

Yeah it was a quote - didn't mean to offend :) Will try to raise the tone a bit in future posts.

Also, I don't need to flip bits - I already set the universal constants such that our entry for pyweek is a cosmological inevitability :P

nitrofurano on 2009/08/30 11:20:

"The content of this post has been removed as it violates the terms of use of this website." -????
:O - what happened? i can't remember the subject of this thread...

milker on 2009/08/30 15:35:

Sometime I hate programming too.
Do anyone hating programming now ?

nitrofurano on 2009/08/30 15:41:

i think the only issue may make us hating programming is being forced to work on some technology is too limited and annoying - i think it doesn't happen with Python, Pygame and Pyglet - it depends on how far you can be plenty of ideas and dreams, and being able to use these tecnhologies to take to most of them!

milker on 2009/08/30 16:07:

Maybe sometime, I should like gulie or gnu-smalltalk more than python.
I like classic programming too.

yes, I cannot do more in classic programming than python, but I just like them for fun.