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   by var_explained 11y ago

   Perl is indeed quite polarizing (about 30% disliked, a bit more disliked than .NET). It's just not mentioned often enough to show up on the graphs.
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   What are the most polarizing programming languages?(varianceexplained.org)

   78 points by var_explained 11y ago|65 comments
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   Yes, There Is Such a Thing as a Stupid Question(varianceexplained.org)

   2 points by var_explained 11y ago|0 comments
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   by var_explained 11y ago

   It's just a figure of speech, and catchier than 10K.
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   by var_explained 11y ago

   What's interesting is that XKCD shows replies that are even worse than your last reply- even suggesting Googling provides a course of action. XKCD's more like "My grandmother could read files faster than that."
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   A Million Lines of Bad Code(varianceexplained.org)

   175 points by var_explained 11y ago|121 comments
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   How StackOverflow sees you(dgrtwo.shinyapps.io)

   2 points by var_explained 12y ago|0 comments
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   Interactive timeline/map of Serial podcast's call log, created in R(dgrtwo.shinyapps.io)

   2 points by var_explained 12y ago|0 comments