>I can't back up my absurd claim with an actual argument, so go google some strawmen for me
Really? How does this kind of shit not get downvoted to oblivion?
Really? How does this kind of shit not get downvoted to oblivion?
2. This is a well written about issue.
3. I do not consider my claim absurd if I did I would not have made it.
4. If you do not have experience writing significant amounts of code in a dynamic language I don't expect you to agree with me nor do I think that I could convince you with some half baked micro examples. It is the type of opinion which emerges out of years of writing code in both dynamic and statically checked languages.
2. It is not a well written about issue at all. If it was you would show some support for it rather than try to deflect.
3. Of course not. But your claim is still absurd, being ignorant of this fact does not change it.
4. I have likely been programming in untyped languages longer than you have been alive. Your claim was not an opinion, you stated a (completely incorrect) factual thing. "I like untyped languages" is an opinion. "Dynamically typed languages let you do things that are impossible in statically typed languages" is a factual claim, one which is complete nonsense, and you have totally failed to support.
You made a completely baseless claim, and then when asked to support it said "no, you support my argument for me". That is what I said deserves to be downvoted to oblivion, not your original bullshit claim, which is just typical ignorance.