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I mean, using javascript for server code is batshit insane.

• quittersQuit 8y ago
  I quit my last job because some retarded morons were in love with node.js, and man were they some low-effort dipshits. They couldn't pay me enough to life a finger for them. It's like they couldn't understand certain facts about the universe, even if they wanted to. I'd get five sentences into a conversation with them, and lose all motivation to continue speaking. I'd just start smiling and nodding. I wish the world wasn't like this.
  • jdauriemma 8y ago
    > retarded morons > low-effort dipshits > they couldn't understand certain facts about the universe, even if they wanted to > I wish the world wasn't like this. Maybe "the world" isn't the problem in these interactions?
• rhizome31 8y ago
  I had a quick go at Node.js and was surprised to find some interesting things. In particular I found the event model and the stream API rather nice. I have no idea how it's like to maintain a real-world code base though. Libraries seem to have very narrow scopes which means managing a lot of dependencies and that might be painful in the long run.
• schwartzworld 8y ago
  Why?