All "no" answers given so far, have been accompanied by reasons for why understanding this fact is important. Hm.
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Would you attend a technical talk titled, "Why writing Scala is unethical", followed up by a technical workshop (with exercises) titled, "In case you are still unsure that writing Scala is unethical"?
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No. Keep positive focus on the way forward imho
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What is not positive about stating matters of fact, and educating others to help them understand those facts?
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No. I have no interest in "why blah is bad" sort of talks, prefer "how to do blah better".
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unethical /= bad Way, way too much emotion, and not enough calculation.
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I couldn't attend per se (location) but I would definitely watch the YouTube copy because I'm curious and I support hearing all sides
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That's the spirit! :)
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Thats a curious statement, which does bring into focus the question of ethics/morality in programming. It's sort of harder to move on to whether x is unethical. Far too many times I've found congruence on ethics on the other side of feasible
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I think it's pretty easy to demonstrate that writing Scala is unethical. Mostly because you don't even need to talk about ethics, but Scala.
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Most programming is pretty unethical
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Yes it is.
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