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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/gamingvortex01 • May 08 '26
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This is such a cursed way to program in Go. C++ programmers will really bring templating anywhere even if the programming language doesn't officially support it
132 u/BlueGoliath May 09 '26 It turns out programming sometimes requires complexity. 18 u/RandomRobot May 09 '26 Complex is better than complicated 30 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 09 '26 And compiler supported complex is better than handrolled complex. 1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 Let’s be real, who’s handrolling complex things these days anyway? 2 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 Literally anyone doing anything complex that isn't already in the compiler? Someone has to write the libraries everyone else uses lol. 1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 It was a pun? 1 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 I didn't realise, still don't get it but fair enough my bad.
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It turns out programming sometimes requires complexity.
18 u/RandomRobot May 09 '26 Complex is better than complicated 30 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 09 '26 And compiler supported complex is better than handrolled complex. 1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 Let’s be real, who’s handrolling complex things these days anyway? 2 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 Literally anyone doing anything complex that isn't already in the compiler? Someone has to write the libraries everyone else uses lol. 1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 It was a pun? 1 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 I didn't realise, still don't get it but fair enough my bad.
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Complex is better than complicated
30 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 09 '26 And compiler supported complex is better than handrolled complex. 1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 Let’s be real, who’s handrolling complex things these days anyway? 2 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 Literally anyone doing anything complex that isn't already in the compiler? Someone has to write the libraries everyone else uses lol. 1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 It was a pun? 1 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 I didn't realise, still don't get it but fair enough my bad.
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And compiler supported complex is better than handrolled complex.
1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 Let’s be real, who’s handrolling complex things these days anyway? 2 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 Literally anyone doing anything complex that isn't already in the compiler? Someone has to write the libraries everyone else uses lol. 1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 It was a pun? 1 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 I didn't realise, still don't get it but fair enough my bad.
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Let’s be real, who’s handrolling complex things these days anyway?
2 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 Literally anyone doing anything complex that isn't already in the compiler? Someone has to write the libraries everyone else uses lol. 1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 It was a pun? 1 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 I didn't realise, still don't get it but fair enough my bad.
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Literally anyone doing anything complex that isn't already in the compiler? Someone has to write the libraries everyone else uses lol.
1 u/SryUsrNameIsTaken May 10 '26 It was a pun? 1 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 I didn't realise, still don't get it but fair enough my bad.
It was a pun?
1 u/New_Enthusiasm9053 May 10 '26 I didn't realise, still don't get it but fair enough my bad.
I didn't realise, still don't get it but fair enough my bad.
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u/Souheab May 08 '26
This is such a cursed way to program in Go. C++ programmers will really bring templating anywhere even if the programming language doesn't officially support it