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Once again demonstrating that bad programmers can write bad code in any language.
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I did not know pop exists but then I also don't like Python that much and for me pop is still more associated to a stack/LIFO, IMHO.
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And you work for the Department of Redundancy Department, right? ("for me" directly implies "IMHO").
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"Department of Reduncy Department where we appreciate RAS syndrome. Please enter your PIN number for your ATM machine."
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Yeah, that one.
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One could say the person behind this function has dicts for brains, right?
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And do not forget that your HUD display is using LED diodes.
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Nope, that's not possible. Only PHP and Javascript "programmers" can write bad code. Every other programmer is automatically superior.
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I play the English-is-my-second-language card.
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So what? You kids these days are all the same. I'll have you know that by quality of understanding english is my 5th language at best. And yet I would be ashamed if anyone could figure that out from either my speech or text.
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So what? Inglish is my frist sandwich and yacht I'd be in shame if a body could figger it out from my peach or tics.
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A python - the language of braindead default values...
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Precisely. Kids these days just look for excuses for everything rather than knowing true shame.
Shame is what drives us to better our self. It is what drives us to succeed and exceed.
Without it we merely cede.
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There is nothing wrong or redundant in that sentence. In his honest opinion, it is more associated with stack/LIFO for him. He can have that honest opinion (and it's probably also objectively true).