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What did he mean by this?
Do all computer "scientists" think this way?

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Most do.

Just look around, today's programmers still think monads are weird, and that shit like React/Redux is good.

>today's programmers still think monads are weird
Most everything in functional programming is hard to wrap your head around, especially cause functional programmers have no interest in explaining things in simple programming terms and insist on their made-up math vocabulary.

>infinity doesn't exist because muh floats
LOL

Will you people never stop taking this bait?

The guy on /sci/ posts this thread every day, please keep your code monkeys under control, they're shitting all the other boards up

Well, I don't get what that poster is trying to say without proper context. And I am not going through a bait thread just to understand you. But the answer is no, OP. Programmers are a very diverse bunch and they do not all think the same way.

thank you for that literal answer user, very useful

can you tl;dr that thread for me OP?
i'm way too fucked up to even attempt reading it

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We don't want your shitty bait.