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JavaScript. I don't get it.

This is fucking /prog/, where does this pussy scripting bullshit come into play anywhere on here? It's like you people are in some middle school and giggling as you write HTML into notepad. Is this all that's left of /prog/? I'd kill to see a thread about BASIC at this point.

I mean just the lack of originality drives me up a wall. I mean sure, unless you go out and harvest metal ore and build a machine from scratch you'll always be building off of someone else's work, but there is a limit before you look outright lazy. JS isn't nearly as powerful as half of the other languages out there, starting form the fact it hides behind a huge web browser.

I'm not claiming that everything that you write from today on should be in raw machine code, but have some class (pun sort of intended). Have some pride and start something new.

>>1
Read SICP, you'll get it. And IHBT.

JS isn't nearly as powerful as half of the other languages out there
Have a nice day.

Blame FrozenVoid.

So instead of sharing code in JS snippets i would have
1.write and debug C code(performance-wise thats the best choice)
2.post it on pastebin, but its not immediatly available for use
3.you might want to download a couple of libraries to compile it
4. the process of compiling the code can be stopped by compiler versions,incorrect includes or arguments(cf object link order)
5.you have to inspect the code to ensure it does not crash the system or delete all files
Compare to JS
1.write JS
2.Post to pastebin
3.Anyone can save it to .html file and run it in seconds.

>>5
go away fake fv

>>1
http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=puns

>>7
But I don't type `(' and `)' as ``shift-9'' and ``shift-0''. Making assumptions on one's keyboard layout is as bad as pointing out puns.

>>8
I can make plenty of assumptions with respect to your sexual orientation, fagstorm.

>>5
If you're posting something on pastebin, it's probably not going to be some huge project. Why would you put it up there anyways? Either way, it most likely won't take that long to compile. And if you're looking for that point/click/run, perhaps upload binaries? Again it just sounds like more and more laziness to me..

>>10
Do you run random binaries from internet?

>>9
No, you can't, you don't even know whether I'm male or female (actually you do, because there are no women in CS).

Ha, what place does masculinity have in programming OP? Don't make me laugh! Go code in Python while you take a cock in the ass. I've never before seen such denial.

>>1,13
fuck you faggots

>>12
He can make them, he didn't say they would necessarily be valid and correct.

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