Not if you want to avoid condescending "I cannot look at the Python code my eyes hurt" comments. Good to know the Julia community hasn't made any progress in that regard, though.
> I know I shouldn’t say so but I can’t help...
Remarking that the comment should not be taken too seriously, as it might be inappropriate.
Finally, saying the whole community is condescending given 1 in 32 comments is... a little rounding up from the statistics there.
I would say 1 in 32 is also about the experience. I stopped visiting Discourse, chatting in Slack because I found it exhausting that every time Python is mentioned someone came up with a different way of saying how much they hate Python. I know I wasn’t the only one disturbed by this but in the end communities make their own choices.
Sorry about missing the mojo specific [].
Some people feel that they should get to act like a prick, while everyone else should be humble and courteous.
If you act like a decent person person, there's no problem pointing out weak points in Julia and request help to work around it. If your only input is "Julia kinda sucks", what kind of feedback do you feel that you are owed?