dibblego

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   by dibblego 16y ago

   * I'll happily defend the use of the term dysfunctional programming. Using this term serves quite a lot of purpose, in particular, among other things, to break a false dichotomy that regularly misleads. Your next question emphasises this, u
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   by dibblego 16y ago

   I would like to help you better understand the point here. Please let me know how I might do this.
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   by dibblego 17y ago

   It's not bad marketing because it's not marketing. > your language Some people do not subscribe to programming language cliques.