u/stephen_muya

Throw a data engineering net at a crowd, and you'll probably fish out thousands of Python devs than Scala ones. In all talks revolving around data, I can only name a few cases where I've heard scala talk. Why, though? Python is great, reads like English, a linear learning curve, perfect ecosystem, and so on. Scala, on the other hand, supports both OOP and Functional Programming, handles complex data pipelines, and an even greater ecosystem.

Why is it not talked about that much?

Are their people here who've been accepted into this programme, July cohort?

I don't care what you say, but ass plays an important role in men's clothing, Now don't get me wrong, not a mountain of it but just enough. The physics of how your trousers fit depends entirely on your asset allocation. If you’re operating on a "flat screen" deficit, your belt is doing 99% of the heavy lifting; your trousers don’t sit, they hang in desperation, leaving you looking like you’re carrying a deflated parachute. When a man has just the right amount of backing, everyday tailoring transforms. It acts as a natural anchor.Your trousers sit effortlessly on your waist without needing to choke your internal organs with a belt

Idk, maybe mimi pekee ndio naona hivyo, or maybe I am just manifesting gay tendencies.😂