(04-06-2016, 06:40 PM)jaagr Wrote: How many reads it and starts fixating around your mindset? Well, who knows.
But we see and hear this shit everywhere.. People who give advice about something they
think they know. Hopefully you'll meet some smart people who understand
that it doesn't work to be that close minded in this field.

What's cool about the internet is that everyone has a freedom of speech.
We're no sheeples we make our own mind from what we read.
It doesn't mean that something is written online that it's the truth.

It's common to have people nag about things they don't know.

(04-06-2016, 06:40 PM)jaagr Wrote: So stop being a reactionary dick and start using what's suitable for the task, if
what you intend to do is development. Is the goal a good application or 412 LOC?

There is no "suitable way" for any tasks and it's always a pleasure to find someone hacking another way to do something.

(04-06-2016, 06:40 PM)jaagr Wrote: "It gets so slow if you don't do it the hardcore way!!!1"
I hear this alot but I never see any valid tests being done. Fascinating.

Speed doesn't matter in most cases (99%), you are right on that.
However, yes, there are benchmarks everywhere.

Now, it's the person's own choice if they want to write something in the C programming language or in python or perl or haskell or whatever.

(04-06-2016, 07:23 PM)jmbi Wrote: This is nixers, we are hackers, we enjoy doing things because we fucking can.

(04-06-2016, 07:23 PM)jmbi Wrote: Who are you to say that z3bra using his daily tools isn't better for him? Z3bra says, "I just finished a java project for my CS studies, on a bare notebook (without X.org). And I had NO PROBLEM with not using Eclipse at all!" He isn't advocating everybody do this, he's experimenting and sharing his experience. As a hacker, that's exciting, he's going outside the box. If you're so offended by people going outside the box, you don't belong here.

Ok... So it is an attack to z3bra's post. Like Jmbi said, he's not advocating using vim over eclipse at all, he's just showing a hack.

(04-06-2016, 06:40 PM)jaagr Wrote: There's some cool ppl on here, but I think I'm going back to the 21st century
where people are pushing software development in the right direction.

21st century? No idea what you mean.

If you are only looking in one direction and think it's the "right" direction there's no room for free thinking and improvement.

It's the internet, no one forces you to do anything.
Peace out!