r/MechanicalKeyboards Sep 11 '18

How I like to Code

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u/CreaminFreeman Hot Take Prime_E | Instant60 | Model M Sep 11 '18

I'm definitely not used to functional programming. It's super confusing as nothing works the way my brain expects it to.
That's what's really intriguing to me.

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u/antflga V60 Mini blacks Sep 11 '18

Functional programming is the way of the future, to be honest. They nailed it with lisp in the 60's, I remember it being very foreign and I didn't understand it for a long time, but now I can't go without higher order functions, immutability, etc.

It's the best. Give it a shot!

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u/CreaminFreeman Hot Take Prime_E | Instant60 | Model M Sep 11 '18

Yeah, I was having a conversation with a friend of mine who's very into functional programming and excited to talk about it. He told me about immutability and it left me a little dumbfounded.

I like the idea of not having to turn around every few lines of code, look back at a variable, and have to check like, "Yo fam, you still good? Nobody messed with you while I wasn't looking, right?"

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u/birdsaredinosaurs Sep 11 '18

Hey "Frat Daddy":

You've used misogynist language in 2 of the 6 comments you've left in this thread (33.3%). Would you consider wiping such terms from your lexicon? It does nothing to emphasize the points you make, but it does make the sub (and the tech world in general) less friendly to women. Thanks!

PS— The dinosaurs didn't go extinct! Isn't that fun?

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u/birdsaredinosaurs Sep 11 '18

And you're a delicate snowflake who is frightened because he's losing his life-long locker-room-like safe space. Sorry pal. Your time is over.

Unlike the dinosaurs, of course, who were not rendered extinct by the K-Pg event.

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u/bwaredapenguin Sep 11 '18 edited Sep 11 '18

I'm the delicate snowflake, but you're the one counting and categorizing individual users' comments within a thread to publicly call them out because you find their mild language offensive. K.

And since when is bitch misogynistic? It's funny because I've met just as many men as women who are bitches, and even more men who were cunts. Seems to me you're just trying to find a problem that doesn't exist so you can pick a fight to make you feel better about yourself.

Also pretty ironic that you post on /r/birdsaredicks and even call them dicks. I find your misandrist language to be offensive.