The article actually contains the "if u cn rd ths..." phrase and it's a nice touch. However, it would be better to keep the original title and mention the phrase in the comments.
even worse for me, I clicked to find out why employers like citi and BofA in the financial sector were no longer able to afford vowels for their programmers.
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Great article, bad title. Someone with more kharma mind changing it to Python Infrequently answered Questions?
I agree.
The article actually contains the "if u cn rd ths..." phrase and it's a nice touch. However, it would be better to keep the original title and mention the phrase in the comments.
I don't get it anyway, if I can read this, why can I get a job in functional programming?
even worse for me, I clicked to find out why employers like citi and BofA in the financial sector were no longer able to afford vowels for their programmers.
Same here.
I think it is just taken out of the context from the article, where it's just below a code sample with a fair amount of lambdas in it.
Ah ok. I knew from the url that I had read this, so I did not read it this time.
It was a weird title. I did an an quick poll of two non-programmer, LOL-speak experts, and I got these answers:
- If you can read this, you can get a job in financial program (if there were any)
- If you can read this, you can get a job in functional programs/programming (if there were any)
I don't know what this proves.