Joel BergerGiven the embarrassing talk that Netanel Rubin gave last year, in which he chose not to learn a language and then laugh at it for the mistakes he made, I’m surprised I have to respond to yet another of his talks. ...
This year Netanel found two things and ran with them past the point of absurdity
Ich kann verstehen, wenn man gelegentlich sauer wird, aber besser finde ich eigentlich die Haltung aus dem Vorwort von "Programming Perl":
Larry WallYou can program in Perl Baby-Talk, and we promise not to laugh. Or more precisely, we promise not to laugh any more than we'd giggle at a child's creative way of putting things.
Das gilt natürlich auch, wenn der Code noch nicht "creative", sondern einfach fehlerhaft ist.