Breakdown of Python people & projects (Old post, but good to proclaim on April 1st) #Python #PythonSucks #CoolToHate #MindMap pythonforprediction.wordpress.com/2022/09/18/bre…

And then I did python3. As expected, if you want python3 to be performant, you call libraries written in C.🤣 #PythonSucks #ToyLanguage #NotForSeriousBusiness ;)

So, in case you've forgot - #PythonSucks. And today - scanning stuff with mypy is installing unwanted versions of libraries and breaking things. Yes, it's not entirely their fault, but only because python dependency management sucks as well

It's been a while since I got a reminder that #PythonSucks. I'm not sure how @PavilsJurjans managed to find this, but he just saved me after three days of hunting for a problem. community.onion.io/topic/279/reso… my story - I've upgraded a project from python3.8 to 3.11, stuff broke

#pythonsucks #phindsucks

They did consistently deliver on their commitment to incoherent design, ugly syntaxes and archaic toolset though ! #pythonsucks #snowballpower

@clcoding #PythonSucks

test reply #pepecoin @pepecoins #pythonsucks

I pity anyone influenced by my influencing. #JavaRocks #PythonSucks

Yet, I have Perl code I wrote in the 1990s that still runs just fine! #PerlRocks #PythonSucks I also never got into Swift because of its immense churn release to release. Long like C, Awk, and Perl! (And yes, I am old.)

Yo hice seis cursos de Python en la Youtube #PythonSucks

Un curso de Python sirve para lo mismo que seis semestres de Finanzas en la San Marino... #PythonSucks

Yup. Java is the Global Language. #pythonsucks #javarocks 😁😁😁

I miss Maven... #PythonSucks

Yesterday I found out that a library which is the de-facto standard in a specific field has a bug open for over 2.5 years. Short summary - if you use this library, you won't be able to use logging at all. #PythonSucks

Maldito YAML!!!! Es mi decisición poner tabs o espacios!!! #YAMLsucks #PythonSucks too

It's been a while, but there always another surprise that reminds me how much #PythonSucks. Today I wrote a function that can get an argument which is either a string or an iterable of strings. a string, in #python, is considered an iterable of strings. what were they thinking?