Not a vendetta, just sick of people talking about Julia like it's this flawless thing to bring in users to make $ off of the community, only for the new comers to enter find problems and get gas lit over their existence. It's a gross cycle and someone has to say something about it.
The Rust Evangalism Strike force normalized the practice. This is what we do now.
??? What's evangelical about pointing out that anyone interested in using dataframes jl should be aware that there is a lot of out dated content on how to use it and to be mindful of that??? It's honest and helpful.
Back in my more perl-ish days, I recall pythonistas doing this. Sad to see little has changed.
Is it that I have done something wrong here, or is it possible the Julia community can't handle its own reality. If you reread what I wrote here... You'd actually see it's advice. It's advice from someone who has helped people learn Julia for years. Common stumbling points.