SICP: /g/ vs /jp/

SICP: /g/ vs /jp/

tech nerd vs Japanophile/media buff

MIT wins!

/jp/ is smarter than /g/ when it comes to Technology.
/jp/ has better taste in Weeaboo media even though a quarter of /g/ goes to /a/

/jp/ is a wasteland of neckbeards who jerk off to pictures of anime girls because they can't handle the real world. They are a disgrace to their families.

Thread reported to mods due to not programming related.

>>4
If you want programming related threads on /prog/, it would be more effective to start programming related threads.

>>4
/jp/ is a wasteland of neckbeards who jerk off to pictures of anime girls
Most of /jp/ aren't even avid anime watchers.

Also, swap anime girls for Tohos and you've got /jp/ ^{and /frog/}.

>>5
Your comment has been marked for deletion by the mods.

>>5
I do start programming threads. I will also report non-programming threads.

>>8
I would like to critique your programming related threads. Provide a list.

>>9
They've been pushed off the front page with shit threads and necrobumps. I couldn't be fucked scraping /prog/ for them.

>>10
So you haven't started one in a few days. Imagine how slow /prog/ would be if those were the only threads.

>>10
If you cared so much about programming, you would still be able to prove the existence of your supposed programming threads (by at least keeping the links), and you would encourage people to post on them.

If you understood how things work here, you'd know the front page is just a Reddit//g/ deterrent and that actual programming threads are always being saged.

Complaining about the quality of the board won't improve anything.

>>12
Asking people to move their off topic threads to other places won't improve anything either. I do it anyway.

>>11
If it was slower maybe you would get more work done, because you wouldn't constantly be checking /prog/.

>>14
This is very true. But I'm worried about /prog/ lately. I can't take it easy like I used to. Now I'm prepared for it to wiped out over night.

>>3
better taste in Weeaboo media
/a/

I just found the root of the binary dicks tree.

Enjroyy:
http://9gag.com/gag/aEwzoB9

>>15
and where will you go 15-sama? Its not like stackoverflow or reddit enjoys actually talking about programming anyways. Reddit is memes and pictures, and stack overflow is just 15 year olds looking for homework help.

>>18
nowhere 18-sama. That's why we must save /prog/

>>12
In my probably 5 years in this shitty dump, I have seen maybe three times some thread where there was saged discussion off from the front page. What I have seen countless times are idiots claiming this to be customary, or even worse, that it's somehow coordinated.

>>20
2008
not a newfag

>>18
/r/programming is about Haskell, Rust, an inappropriate fondness of C, flamewars about Lisp, hatred of Javascript, even worse for Go, lamentations on the declining quality of its resident trolls (been picking up, though), decrying of the lack of work done on functional languages, feigned outrage at people not up to speed with your uncle's Haskell projects on Github, how much industry sucks, how much academy sucks, how all of the Valley is living a lie, design patterns are as much of an error of history as null, except when they aren't, and everyone who likes PHP is downvoted as they should.

There are no memes save for its predilections, which is exactly why people come here; you come here not to talk of the trade-offs of the utilization of trees or hash tables for associative data structures, you come here to talk about ANDRU, THE FORCED INDENTATION OF CODE, Nikita, how much your life sucks, with some ((scheme)) interspersed among readings of SICP. You come here for the imagememes, it's just that you find them more tasteful than the ones in /g/. And that's fine. They're what make /prog/, until they change and everyone complains.

>>22
You don't know shit about me, so don't tell me why I come to /prog/. I'll fuck you up.

trade-offs of the utilization of trees or hash tables for associative data structures
That's fucking boring.

>>23
that's fucking boring.

If you find that boring then you don't belong any fucking where.

stupid dumb jock

>>22
/r/programming is about [...] hatred of Javascript
What the fuck are you talking about? You've never been there.

>>25
I see that Javascript is mostly considered to be utter shit, with some idiots spewing the usual about how it's a not-that-shitty language once you ignore all the unforgivable design blunders or how it's actually just Scheme in disguise, but those are becoming rarer.

Now, Hacker News? That's a fucking cesspool. The only good thing I can say about it is that the idiot right winger nerds have become diluted, so the place isn't as insufferable as it used to when there's a social issue on display. Not that it's worth visiting either way.

>>25
I see that Javascript is mostly considered to be utter shit, with some idiots spewing the usual about how it's a not-that-shitty language once you ignore all the unforgivable design blunders or how it's actually just Scheme in disguise, but those are becoming rarer.

Now, Hacker News? That's a fucking cesspool. The only good thing I can say about it is that the idiot right winger nerds have become diluted, so the place isn't as insufferable as it used to when there's a social issue on display. Not that it's worth visiting either way.

>>24
I find it boring because I thought it was cool for a few weeks when I learned it. Now it is knowledge that has remained the same in my mind for many years. Every detail in that topic is fucking engrained into my consciousness, so when I make a design decision it's second nature. I don't even have to think about it when I am applying it. It's fucking boring. There isn't anything new in it for me to learn or discover and I'm only going to talk about it if I'm teaching it to you or if I'm proving to you that I'm not an incompetent in a job interview. It's not something I'm going to start talking about because I have nothing to gain from such a conversation. You make too many assumptions.

>>26
right winger
wait, i thought hacker news was left winging (the kind of left that /pol/ hates)

>>28
I am the assumption master. My entire being is one of assumptions. This entire post is an assumption.

>>29
No, it was a bunch of libertarians. Though if /pol/ is your benchmark for politics, then you're fucked. I bet they even think that Obama is a left winger.

>>22
Replace /r/programming with /prog/, remove Rust, replace downvoted with saged and your first paragraph still makes sense.

Also, what the fuck? pro/g/g/it fucking loves Javashit like the good shabbos goyim they are.

>>31
What is a true left winger to you then?

WHAT_AM_READIGN_THIS_FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR

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>>34
thread has been saved
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>>34
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