Deciding between ruby and python

ruby-talk
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Yes - it’s a lot like saying “I’m looking for a large
quadruped. Is a
horse or a cow better?”

definedly a cow. horse burgers are terrible.

What? You want to ride the quadruped?

Ummm… Let’s see… If you take this saddle… make it a little
bigger… Train the cow a little…

What? The cow is too slow for you?

Ummm… Well, if you just attach these rockets… there.

Daniel Sheppard
http://jroller.net/page/soxbox

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Daniel Sheppard wrote:

Yes - it’s a lot like saying “I’m looking for a large
quadruped. Is a
horse or a cow better?”

definedly a cow. horse burgers are terrible.

What? You want to ride the quadruped?

Ummm… Let’s see… If you take this saddle… make it a little
bigger… Train the cow a little…

What? The cow is too slow for you?

Ummm… Well, if you just attach these rockets… there.

And thus was C++ born.

Hal

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:slight_smile: But FUD.

For those developers capable enough to use it, it is peerless. For the less
capable it is the equivalent of quicksand.

Andrew Walrond

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On Tuesday 30 Mar 2004 06:40, Hal Fulton wrote:

And thus was C++ born.