Static typing vs. dynamic typing

http://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2010/08/what-to-know-before-debating-type-systems.html

I posted this on /g/ because they like to discuss weak typing and strong typing; but they somehow conflate the concept with static and dynamic typing.

but /g/ doesn't actually program so...

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/prog/ generally dislikes any mention of /g/ and will go out of their way to implement fake memes that don't exist in every thread as a way to display their distaste for /g/ and Reddit.
While /prog/ does program, they are more likely to not help you because you broke one of their many sensitive rules and fill your thread with spam. Don't mention other languages except LISP, unless trying to ask for comparisons so people can fully express their unwarranted distaste for each language.
I wouldn't suggest you post here. You'll be asked to return to /g/ and Israel until you stop posting (unless it's about LISP, which excites a few more worthwhile posts than just NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER, shalom!, e/g/in /g/ro, etc.)