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@lonelyowl @crunklord420 @Zerglingman Yeah exactly that is the thing. they made up some toy that automatically installs 10 000 packages on your computer. The logic behind it, as far as I can tell is "hey guys, thinking about what packages you akshually need is heckin hard, let's just install everything somewhere on your system".
And then you have all the packages + some python version installed somewhere on your system and it takes forever to get rid of it.
I asked people why can't they just use pip or whatever, make a list of packages they need and make virtual environments on their own. The answers I got was basically "but i used conda before".
I legitimately think such pieces of software are developed by morons who want to make sure they have a job in the future. If they make everything complicated and retarded enough, people will always need them to maintain the software.
You have python interpreter and you have packages to it. this is not hard on a basic level. You have the building blocks and you assemble them. I could never tolerate people who just completely pervert these simple ideas.
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@Zerglingman @crunklord420 Last week this topic came by and i actually went and asked python "developers" why do they have shit like Conda. It is genuinely like talking to NPCs who just spew pre-made sentences. None of it makes sense, it is just badly thought out instruments made sure that any mentally handicapped person can write a code that runs. The consequences of making coding accessible to everyone has been a disaster for human race.
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@crunklord420 Python "developers" will double click their mouse, install anaconda and 10 million packages without a single clue what any of them does and then demand your respect.
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@crunklord420 I still remember my first exposure to python where I was told to use Spyder and Anaconda/Conda. That instilled such disgust towards python to me that I couldn't stand it at all for several years. Later after that I just sat down and tried to figure out everything myself from scratch, and although Python has a lot of problems, you can find uses for it.
The way academia approaches programming is pure cancer. As Terry once said "idiot admires complexity". Academia does that on steroids not only Python but all other programming languages. They take very basic, simple ideas like installing a singular package which performs a specific purpose and turn it into some sort of incestuous abortion material, where you have a software piece of Conda, which for whatever fucking reason installs ten thousand packages in a directory which I can never fucking find or get rid of. This serves absolutely no purpose besides obfuscating what is going on under the hood and making it all seem incredibly complex, so you think "oh wow, the people who made this must be heckin' geniuses, i have no idea what is going on!"
What recently made me even more angry is when I started looking into Julia. What I found was that the programming language itself is rather capable for scientific tasks, but the community is made of insufferable faggots who cannot succinctly perform even simplest tasks. I literally skip searching for any solution and just use AI or documentation to find answers. Thankfully Julia is fast, so I can just write whatever I need myself without trying to understand those packages written by utterly deranged faggots.
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@cohle @crunklord420 Thanks, I think resource monitor doesn't really allow to just outright nuke a program. Netlimiter and binisoft both seem good, I will give it a try, thanks a lot!
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@crunklord420 I was recently trying to find a program that shows which program is using the internet. Basically I want something that shows all the activity and gives the option to nuke programs ability to use the internet. Can you suggest anything? I am on windows.
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