>C hello world: 8.2 kilobytes
>Python hello world: 22 bytes
Why are we still using compiled languages? JavaScript and Python are the future, you chronophobes.
Compiled languages BTFO
Michael Campbell
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Anthony Watson
>Not counting the size of the python interpreter
Brandon White
JS OS when?
Christopher Johnson
Nicholas Rogers
>8.2 kB
Serves you right for statically linking libc.
Cameron Rogers
I was only memeing you sick fuck.
Landon Sanders
>Why are we still using compiled languages?
Optimizing for different things, you nitwit.
Brayden Turner
>not counting the size of the operating system
Bentley James
>Why are we still using compiled languages?
Storage is cheap and time is money
James Lee
Cameron Miller
It's not counting the size of c lib either.
Kayden Lee
this is fucking premium shit right here WEW
Christian Harris
No, but you need the interpreter to run the Python code, the binary compiled from C will run on its on. =_=
Jaxon Diaz
>Assembly vs some cuck interpreter
400 times smaller but 60 times slower my friend
Julian Foster
Except that it's just about 17 times faster, that's a ratio I wouldn't mind to have.
Robert Ortiz
>not just saying "hello world" out loud
>0 bytes
Mason Collins
A challenger appears:
Christopher Smith
kek
Xavier Green
Python needs libc too.
Jose Brown
Jackson Ortiz
Incredible, I had that idea already!
Install it on your computer at home and use it all around the world using any webbrowser. That should be future, not VNC/RDP/SSH.
Brody Kelly
>implying anything but a cognitive overhead/system performance ratio matters
Cooper Moore
wow great idea user, are you some kind of entepreneur?
Carson Moore
Yes, buy my shit. Thanks.
Michael Rivera
sudo apt purge /*python/* and see if it still works
Austin Ward
>OS.js
I want to be mad, but that's actually really cool.