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rewrite in python

Open SU1CatDEV opened this issue 1 year ago • 6 comments

I think it'd greatly improve both user and developer experience if the codebase was rewritten in the award-winning summer 2019 hit programming language Python. it is simple to use and readable, and also very robust which means anything can be done, except perhaps making tw*tter Actually Good. This will not only help with onboarding new developers to the codebase, although i doubt anyone would actually wanna work on it seriously, but also with user experience becauuuseeeeee idk i ran outta ideas. also i dont like scala. Not only that, but Python is great for Machine Learning and Data Science, and although I am, by trade, and AI doomer, I think this algorithm would benefit from some nonetheless.

anyways i dont think this will be a hard fix as a fellow programmer, cus a part of the codebase is already written in the award-winning summer 2019 hit programming language Python. ty for ur time!! ik theres a lot of issues to sort thru but i hope mine will be heard!! :3

SU1CatDEV avatar Feb 08 '25 10:02 SU1CatDEV

is this serious

idkwhyiusethisname avatar Feb 11 '25 07:02 idkwhyiusethisname

as a heart attack

gkovats avatar Feb 12 '25 20:02 gkovats

yknow what hell yeah

RetronicsYT avatar Mar 19 '25 18:03 RetronicsYT

Twitter was originally written in Ruby; it's an open question whether that's worse than Python or Python is worse.

TolstoyDotCom avatar Mar 20 '25 18:03 TolstoyDotCom

im speechless...

scryptiam avatar Apr 01 '25 17:04 scryptiam

honestly shocked this wasn’t already rewritten in Python, the language of the gods (and also every single Kaggle notebook ever). if python were a person, it’d be that chill friend who always shows up in sweatpants but somehow still gets hired by FAANG.

i say we do the right thing™, finish the sacred migration to Python, let the codebase ascend to readability heaven, and bask in the glory of indentation-based bliss. we can sprinkle in some numpy just for vibes, and maybe even train a tiny ML model that says “lol no” when someone tries to write Scala again. let the codebase speak for itself — in clean, elegant, snake-charmed syntax.

and scala?? i only speak two languages: Python and passive aggression. +1 from me 🐍✨

SC0d3r avatar Apr 25 '25 01:04 SC0d3r