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I wish I could not use python and other languages with def whatever. Can’t be the only one to dislike these languages. I don’t even care about languages that m
by moomoo11 3y ago
I wish I could not use python and other languages with def whatever.
Can’t be the only one to dislike these languages. I don’t even care about languages that much, but I avoid AI stuff because I just can’t stand the python or elixir ecosystems. So much crap is required to get something basic working, although it’s less annoying with elixir.
Oh well
- polvalente 3y agoCould elaborate on this? I'm genuinely curious about what annoys you regarding Elixir specifically.
- moomoo11 3y agoJust the syntax really. I work primarily with Go TS Dart. I just never liked the ruby/py syntax with def and lack of type safety. I just stick to Go for all my backend needs. It does everything elixir is capable of and provides more than just raw IO handling without blowing up memory or struggling with computations. Never got into ruby either the syntax just makes me lose interest.
- polvalente 3y agoMakes sense! I on the other hand prefer more "human-like" syntax like Python and elixir provide, though I really dislike Python being so sensitive to whitespace (especially tabs vs spaces sensitivity)
- klrart 3y agoI don't know Elixir, but Python's syntax is excessively pedantic and boring. Functional programming is hardly supported (no real lambdas, currying is a gigantic hack, "match" is a statement and not an expression, ...). So you are not the only one. Python is just good in tying CUDA libraries together while suffering through Python's syntax.