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So, he doesn't like Python because he thinks multi-line lambdas read slightly better than inline functions? I mean, ok, I don't agree, but whatever. So why did
by llimllib 18y ago
So, he doesn't like Python because he thinks multi-line lambdas read slightly better than inline functions? I mean, ok, I don't agree, but whatever.
So why did 26 people vote this up? There's almost no meat to it at all.
- adamc 18y agoPresumably, we disagreed with you. The actual meat, for me, is thinking about how one goal interferes with another. Not news, but examples are always welcome.
- llimllib 18y agoFair enough, my question was unclear; I wanted to know what people saw in the article that I didn't. Thanks for answering my question even though I didn't ask it well.
- njharman 18y agoI upvoted so more people would be exposed to the lesson. Author's perceived deficiencies in language were actually deficiencies in author's knowledge of that language. Humbleness, you proly need more of that.
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