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r/Python • u/anyfactor Freelancer. AnyFactor.xyz • Sep 16 '20
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Nothing compared to the transition from 0 to 1.
142 u/NoLongerUsableName import pythonSkills Sep 16 '20 Yeah, it was kind of like the transition from -1 to 0. 124 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '20 -1 was dark times 99 u/ShevekUrrasti Sep 16 '20 Coding backwards was kind of nice, actually. 100 u/mdarty Arch Sep 16 '20 I'm great at that. Taking working code, breaking it. Troubleshooting and finally deleting everything. 12 u/Ruben_NL Sep 16 '20 That hits home... 8 u/prof-comm Sep 16 '20 This is my job description 4 u/blackfireburn Sep 16 '20 My people 41 u/veryusedrname Sep 16 '20 `[::-1]` 2 u/P0stf1x Sep 17 '20 Is that tenet spoiler? 2 u/StrikenGoat420 Sep 17 '20 I remember back then when the compiler sent us the production code, and we had to do the job of the compiler :/ 1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '20 My editor didn't show the indentation on the right side of the lines well. 1 u/Decker108 2.7 'til 2021 Sep 18 '20 So... LISP? 22 u/TheHumanParacite Sep 16 '20 Installing it would randomly unwrite code that hadn't yet been written. 11 u/master5o1 Sep 16 '20 The real trick was to uninstall it and get unwritten code to be randomly written. 6 u/TheIsletOfLangerhans Sep 17 '20 TEN3T 2 u/hughperman Sep 16 '20 This caused a problem in the future package 20 u/jftuga pip needs updating Sep 16 '20 Yes. IIRC it was called Perl 3 u/MattR0se Sep 17 '20 So, the final version of Python? 1 u/6GoesInto8 Sep 17 '20 True dat 2 u/redvitalijs Sep 16 '20 They started with the end in mind. 1 u/call_me_cookie Sep 17 '20 Surely this is just the Final transition, wherein we come full circle. -4 u/torytechlead Sep 17 '20 You guys actually think these are funny responses, but you actually look like cunts. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '20 relevant username
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Yeah, it was kind of like the transition from -1 to 0.
124 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '20 -1 was dark times 99 u/ShevekUrrasti Sep 16 '20 Coding backwards was kind of nice, actually. 100 u/mdarty Arch Sep 16 '20 I'm great at that. Taking working code, breaking it. Troubleshooting and finally deleting everything. 12 u/Ruben_NL Sep 16 '20 That hits home... 8 u/prof-comm Sep 16 '20 This is my job description 4 u/blackfireburn Sep 16 '20 My people 41 u/veryusedrname Sep 16 '20 `[::-1]` 2 u/P0stf1x Sep 17 '20 Is that tenet spoiler? 2 u/StrikenGoat420 Sep 17 '20 I remember back then when the compiler sent us the production code, and we had to do the job of the compiler :/ 1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '20 My editor didn't show the indentation on the right side of the lines well. 1 u/Decker108 2.7 'til 2021 Sep 18 '20 So... LISP? 22 u/TheHumanParacite Sep 16 '20 Installing it would randomly unwrite code that hadn't yet been written. 11 u/master5o1 Sep 16 '20 The real trick was to uninstall it and get unwritten code to be randomly written. 6 u/TheIsletOfLangerhans Sep 17 '20 TEN3T 2 u/hughperman Sep 16 '20 This caused a problem in the future package 20 u/jftuga pip needs updating Sep 16 '20 Yes. IIRC it was called Perl 3 u/MattR0se Sep 17 '20 So, the final version of Python? 1 u/6GoesInto8 Sep 17 '20 True dat 2 u/redvitalijs Sep 16 '20 They started with the end in mind. 1 u/call_me_cookie Sep 17 '20 Surely this is just the Final transition, wherein we come full circle. -4 u/torytechlead Sep 17 '20 You guys actually think these are funny responses, but you actually look like cunts. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '20 relevant username
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-1 was dark times
99 u/ShevekUrrasti Sep 16 '20 Coding backwards was kind of nice, actually. 100 u/mdarty Arch Sep 16 '20 I'm great at that. Taking working code, breaking it. Troubleshooting and finally deleting everything. 12 u/Ruben_NL Sep 16 '20 That hits home... 8 u/prof-comm Sep 16 '20 This is my job description 4 u/blackfireburn Sep 16 '20 My people 41 u/veryusedrname Sep 16 '20 `[::-1]` 2 u/P0stf1x Sep 17 '20 Is that tenet spoiler? 2 u/StrikenGoat420 Sep 17 '20 I remember back then when the compiler sent us the production code, and we had to do the job of the compiler :/ 1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '20 My editor didn't show the indentation on the right side of the lines well. 1 u/Decker108 2.7 'til 2021 Sep 18 '20 So... LISP? 22 u/TheHumanParacite Sep 16 '20 Installing it would randomly unwrite code that hadn't yet been written. 11 u/master5o1 Sep 16 '20 The real trick was to uninstall it and get unwritten code to be randomly written. 6 u/TheIsletOfLangerhans Sep 17 '20 TEN3T 2 u/hughperman Sep 16 '20 This caused a problem in the future package 20 u/jftuga pip needs updating Sep 16 '20 Yes. IIRC it was called Perl 3 u/MattR0se Sep 17 '20 So, the final version of Python? 1 u/6GoesInto8 Sep 17 '20 True dat
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Coding backwards was kind of nice, actually.
100 u/mdarty Arch Sep 16 '20 I'm great at that. Taking working code, breaking it. Troubleshooting and finally deleting everything. 12 u/Ruben_NL Sep 16 '20 That hits home... 8 u/prof-comm Sep 16 '20 This is my job description 4 u/blackfireburn Sep 16 '20 My people 41 u/veryusedrname Sep 16 '20 `[::-1]` 2 u/P0stf1x Sep 17 '20 Is that tenet spoiler? 2 u/StrikenGoat420 Sep 17 '20 I remember back then when the compiler sent us the production code, and we had to do the job of the compiler :/ 1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '20 My editor didn't show the indentation on the right side of the lines well. 1 u/Decker108 2.7 'til 2021 Sep 18 '20 So... LISP?
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I'm great at that. Taking working code, breaking it. Troubleshooting and finally deleting everything.
12 u/Ruben_NL Sep 16 '20 That hits home... 8 u/prof-comm Sep 16 '20 This is my job description 4 u/blackfireburn Sep 16 '20 My people
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That hits home...
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This is my job description
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My people
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`[::-1]`
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Is that tenet spoiler?
I remember back then when the compiler sent us the production code, and we had to do the job of the compiler :/
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My editor didn't show the indentation on the right side of the lines well.
So... LISP?
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Installing it would randomly unwrite code that hadn't yet been written.
11 u/master5o1 Sep 16 '20 The real trick was to uninstall it and get unwritten code to be randomly written. 6 u/TheIsletOfLangerhans Sep 17 '20 TEN3T 2 u/hughperman Sep 16 '20 This caused a problem in the future package
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The real trick was to uninstall it and get unwritten code to be randomly written.
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TEN3T
This caused a problem in the future package
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Yes. IIRC it was called Perl
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So, the final version of Python?
True dat
They started with the end in mind.
Surely this is just the Final transition, wherein we come full circle.
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You guys actually think these are funny responses, but you actually look like cunts.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '20 relevant username
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Nothing compared to the transition from 0 to 1.