C# covers all feature of functional programming that comes to mind from Go (edit: not Go, what was it, Haskell?).

Traits? Done. Monads? Done. Functions as params? Sure. Closures, errors as values, whatever you want.

What are the specific language features you’re looking for or think are missing in C#?

Out of curiosity, could you give me an example? I usually think the opposite whenever I interact with other languages?

You get value from Steam for paying that

Are you crazy? You know how much money that is? And this isn’t taken from the distributors cut we get higher 30% prices because of it.

twee

I have very, very deep voice :)

Is calling someone Petal a slang or a regionalism? I, 30-something male, love doing that, petal.

Mancedes Benz is even better, you overcomplicated.

I pronounce it ta da~! , jazz hands included

I’m not a Python engineer.

Manager came and decreed that all of our perfectly fine cron jobs (both of them) need to go to Astro/Airflow because we should use it because of reasons he couldn’t articulate.

Fine.

“As an experienced python engineer, blablabla, Dag, blablabla, Astro, prefer Astro over other imports, blablabla, errors as values, blablabla”.

With the tweaks and errors (including wrong imports) I had to redo it all from scratch anyway. LLM was good for the syntax though, like loops and function declaration.

PHP has got a lot of new features in the language that makes it a little bit like c# now, so it’s not that bad anymore :P

My point is tha the libraries itself are not in Python and thus most likely not exclusive to it. This is not an attack on Python, I just find it funny a bit :)

Honestly most people use Python because it has fantastic libraries

In C++ if I remember correctly…

Edit: I do https://codefinity.com/blog/Python-Libraries-Written-in-C-plus-plus

Mo dao zu shi if you’re a fan of anime. It slaps.

Restart your phone, so if it’s malware it will be able to hide. Yesh, makesh shenshe.

No, but I’m banned from:

• r/republican for asking if they have ever heard about besieged fortress syndrome
• r/twoXchromosomes for telling a mod that she’s bullying a person who disagreed with her in a discussion about abuse - like an abuser would (the mod was trying to rally other people into joining her into cyberbulling)
• r/menslib for writing that being a victim is not an excuse in a thread about a 20-something yo woman grooming young girls into porn (she herself too was groomed).
• some political ones for “hate speech against Russians” - for cursing them and their invasion of Ukraine.

Villified? No. We have a sound and tried mechanism for that.

She should be shamed.

Close but no cigar. It’s also about collecting as little data as possible. Company can be sued or fined if a data collection is deemed excessive.

If we are pedantic, I’m not sure if “children cannot consent” is correct. Children at 16 are mature enough to give consent in legal context, we as a society just frown upon older adults mingling with them.

You’re the first person ever that was able to explain to me the difference and make me yearn for it.

I never considered it a democracy. It’s one-party system with two parties, what can be democratic about it? Smoke and mirrors.

My point is that the polls mentioned in the wiki seem to not be mentioning socio-economic systems, but the USSR country and it’s culture, as well as it’s dissolution (which was handled like shit in most of the countries AFAIK).