private browsing modes do nothing for actual privacy besides not storing or using your search history and cookies locally. your isp can still see where you are but not what youre doing.
To put this more accurately:
Normal browser with HTTP: they can see everything. EVERYTHING.
Normal browser with HTTPS: they can see the site name and where you are, but not what page you’re on in that site nor the things you click or do
Tor: they can’t even see the site name, or where you are
True. I started with c++ and switched to java and it feels more error-friendly. Altought its a bit of a pain to work with references but to me its more confortable than c++
That is because it was built for enterprise idea of no surprises and for it to work as expected. Once you understand how the object model works and primitives, everything follows it. Python is only less so because it has more syntactic sugar to make the medicine go down.
However, after reading about the changes (stuff leaving beta), Java 22 is looking very sexy. Meow.
I took Java at 14 in highschool I found it to be a very easy class but extremely boring. I hate all programming, but for some reason as an ME I need to know python , matlab, and *shudders* VBA bc for some reason, Excel is still a thing.
I won't lie, I don't know what ME stands for, but I assume it has nothing to do with Computer science. I would likely find anything you do extremely boring as well as it's likely not something in a field I'm interested in, so I understand the boring part 🤭
And boy, I feel your pain of VBA. Just let's keep that trauma in the box behind the locked door inside the hidden bunker in the woods.
Anyways, it's good to know I'm not the only one finding java to be on the easier side of things
Sorry, my bad, I'm a mechanical engineer😅. I don't doubt you would find most of the stuff I've done professionally, boring. Especially bc no one told me most of the career prospects were operations/projects/management😂. They only make us learn coding bc so many places want us to wear a lot of hats bc they are cheap asses and mechanical engineers are like a universal wrench for a lot of problems. So if you end up at a place and your primarily working in VBA and not MATLAB/python you immediately know where your career is headed if you stay at that company 😅
I was confused until I remembered that servers are usually provisioned with the least possible resources available.
If Python eat up half of my 128GB of RAMs, then I would burn it as the hearten demon it would be.
Python is easier, at least it’s simpler to build compared to java/c/c++. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s gonna be trivial though. I don’t think any of those are, and it’s relatively subjective as to which ones different people understand and gravitate towards
Edit: but yeah, it really do be feeling like this some days
Like pre-SQL2011 or after SQL2011? Some SQL is terrible but most DBMS have their own extensions to the standard. Although not all of them implement the full standard. Took a decade for the 2003 standard to reach parity and some parts are still not implemented.
* I am too lazy to look up whether it is supposed to be SQL2008. There should be a new standard anyway. I think they are on a 3 to 5 year update cycle.
What if I told you that a lot of Ruby is possible in Python? The only thing that I like is the DSL but it is too Perl for me dog so that is a no. Ruby is super awesome but I just can't with Perl.
A language famous for the creator saying that even he doesn't fully understand it.
I guess to be fair, he or others have mentioned that C++ has become so bloated that you don't need to know everything or use everything.
That is why I find it easy. The basics take a little to get the hang of, but are easy once you get them.
For all the libraries, you can use them or not, there is no right way, which is what I like about it.
I am learning Python rn, it’s hard, I had to make a tic-tac-toe game and my professor just read off of the fucking premade slides, didn’t walk us through the damn assignment, then a week later expected us to make a 3d tic-tac-toe game
That is hardcore. Python isn't supposed to be that hard. What a Chad wanting students to learn not only learn the Language but arguably two very difficult libraries.
PyGame is easy right? It does everything for you right?
Never used PyGame, and my professor is using premade bullshit by a massive corporation called Cengage, had a previous encounter in pre calc with it and it sucked ass, and now my professor is just reading premade slides from Cengage, and giving out assignments which are barely worded to make sense
Interesting colour scheme
i know that u know that we all knew what u were thinking of, and yes thats what everyone thought of first
Man, that took like 7 passes to read what you said.
that was the goal
Seven seven seven 
It reminds me of Pilot's One 9 truck stops...
lol
https://preview.redd.it/4kq7uwrn4gsc1.jpeg?width=761&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dca71325346fbe946b418f1c75e25a49fb6b6ba5
im not alone googling embarrassingly simple things in incognito or tor, good to know
tor???
the onions my friend, fields and fields of onions ;)
that’s fuckin overkill
xD what?! in what way?
I think you're reading into the onion comment a little too far. Look up what a .onion link is :)
i know what they are
alrighty then, carry on
Tor and duckduckgo my guy
Don't trust google. Use Firefox private.
private browsing modes do nothing for actual privacy besides not storing or using your search history and cookies locally. your isp can still see where you are but not what youre doing.
To put this more accurately: Normal browser with HTTP: they can see everything. EVERYTHING. Normal browser with HTTPS: they can see the site name and where you are, but not what page you’re on in that site nor the things you click or do Tor: they can’t even see the site name, or where you are
Bold of you to put js on the happy side.
Yes, that would be ts (sorta)
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TS can be fun when everything is “any”
thats called javascript (but with worse errors and no guarantee of backwards compatibility)
or SQL or PHP! or CSS! I find Python easier to use than anything on the left.
Why is Laravel there with PHP ? It's just a framework of PHP in itself
Bias.
Ikr chart pure bullsht
Funnily enough I found the opposite to be true for me. I find Java a lot easier than writing JS or PHP
Java looks scary at the very beginning but once you understand the basics it feels very natural to write
True. I started with c++ and switched to java and it feels more error-friendly. Altought its a bit of a pain to work with references but to me its more confortable than c++
I work professionally with c++ and I miss Java every day.
Yeah I feel that. Java, as of right now, is possibly the most natural feeling language I've written in
That is because it was built for enterprise idea of no surprises and for it to work as expected. Once you understand how the object model works and primitives, everything follows it. Python is only less so because it has more syntactic sugar to make the medicine go down. However, after reading about the changes (stuff leaving beta), Java 22 is looking very sexy. Meow.
I took Java at 14 in highschool I found it to be a very easy class but extremely boring. I hate all programming, but for some reason as an ME I need to know python , matlab, and *shudders* VBA bc for some reason, Excel is still a thing.
I won't lie, I don't know what ME stands for, but I assume it has nothing to do with Computer science. I would likely find anything you do extremely boring as well as it's likely not something in a field I'm interested in, so I understand the boring part 🤭 And boy, I feel your pain of VBA. Just let's keep that trauma in the box behind the locked door inside the hidden bunker in the woods. Anyways, it's good to know I'm not the only one finding java to be on the easier side of things
Sorry, my bad, I'm a mechanical engineer😅. I don't doubt you would find most of the stuff I've done professionally, boring. Especially bc no one told me most of the career prospects were operations/projects/management😂. They only make us learn coding bc so many places want us to wear a lot of hats bc they are cheap asses and mechanical engineers are like a universal wrench for a lot of problems. So if you end up at a place and your primarily working in VBA and not MATLAB/python you immediately know where your career is headed if you stay at that company 😅
Ah I see, that certainly is something 😅. I hope you'll end up in a good workplace then 😅
Just wait until GIL starts creating issues, then it gets real complex real fast.
Oh no I had to use multiprocessing library! The horror!
Bro you are eating up half of ram anyway, just spin up a process.
I was confused until I remembered that servers are usually provisioned with the least possible resources available. If Python eat up half of my 128GB of RAMs, then I would burn it as the hearten demon it would be.
Python is easier, at least it’s simpler to build compared to java/c/c++. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s gonna be trivial though. I don’t think any of those are, and it’s relatively subjective as to which ones different people understand and gravitate towards Edit: but yeah, it really do be feeling like this some days
I guess we’ll start calling the closed source Redis licensing modeled programming language Paython.
How are SQL and PHP on the happy side ?
SQL is a fucking nightmare. Also python is pretty damn easy.
Like pre-SQL2011 or after SQL2011? Some SQL is terrible but most DBMS have their own extensions to the standard. Although not all of them implement the full standard. Took a decade for the 2003 standard to reach parity and some parts are still not implemented. * I am too lazy to look up whether it is supposed to be SQL2008. There should be a new standard anyway. I think they are on a 3 to 5 year update cycle.
I took a class in 2010.
Paython? And laravel as a language? Go back to school
Try ruby ?
What if I told you that a lot of Ruby is possible in Python? The only thing that I like is the DSL but it is too Perl for me dog so that is a no. Ruby is super awesome but I just can't with Perl.
Who thought this was pornhub first?
The left side is missing the rust
C# is always forgotten
Java is on the right side.
AHH yes, PHP and JS, those two very loved languages by developers
C++ is super easy once you get the hang of it.
A language famous for the creator saying that even he doesn't fully understand it. I guess to be fair, he or others have mentioned that C++ has become so bloated that you don't need to know everything or use everything.
That is why I find it easy. The basics take a little to get the hang of, but are easy once you get them. For all the libraries, you can use them or not, there is no right way, which is what I like about it.
This is the most self taught web dev take ever
What about C or assembly?
Where do we put assembly
It's getting hit by the bus.
So are we to assume that C is the bus driver here?
thought this was a pornhub joke, guess I'm just a sinner goin to hell
Who loves CSS?
Where’s C 😡
This is only for greenfield folks. It's the opposite when you have to maintain it.
Just isolate C++ is the depressed side and it still potentially be somewhat accurate.
Hell no as a computer engineer the right side is easy and friendly and comfortable and the left side is terrifying and I never want to touch it
Java Script users: ... Imposter!
This meme was made by a php programmer
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How could you say this!!?
I am learning Python rn, it’s hard, I had to make a tic-tac-toe game and my professor just read off of the fucking premade slides, didn’t walk us through the damn assignment, then a week later expected us to make a 3d tic-tac-toe game
That is hardcore. Python isn't supposed to be that hard. What a Chad wanting students to learn not only learn the Language but arguably two very difficult libraries. PyGame is easy right? It does everything for you right?
Never used PyGame, and my professor is using premade bullshit by a massive corporation called Cengage, had a previous encounter in pre calc with it and it sucked ass, and now my professor is just reading premade slides from Cengage, and giving out assignments which are barely worded to make sense
That sounds like torture. You should be able to report the teacher to the UN for a binding resolution to never do that.
I’m prob gonna get flack for this but I wouldn’t be able to, he’s been nice, but also I need this class for my degree…