snobs

I mean, I'd figure if they were real snobs they'd do a vinyl only pressing.

Which of these two languages are more likely to be complemented by language nerds/snobs - C++, or Scheme...

In Australia (Where red wine snobs like myself abound) the best local wines are usually around the $20 mark.

That silicon valley snobs will ignore a thousand years of learning, just to spite 'the man'.

Even if it won't change attitudes of snobs and bigots, there is room for additional protections and tighter limits on police harassment.

I guess I don't understand why real guitarists are such snobs about games like this.

And so it is with other forms of code snobs.

Don't be like the book-snobs who won't do that.

Real coffee snobs would use the Aeropress anyway.

God there are some snobs in this thread...

I have to say, I fear the day when people who prefer print books are looked upon like the vinyl snobs of the music world.

Coffee hating caffeine addicts, and coffee loving snobs can in fact be on the same page and not contribute metric shit tons of selfish puerile waste at the same time.

Other people here in the comments are talking about "code snobs" as people that like to follow certain coding standards.

Singletons were perhaps the worst possible example of code snobbery: code snobs ( real code snobs, as in "no true code snob") typically detest the singleton pattern as less maintainable, less testable, and less flexible than dependency injection.

Experience would suggest that the CS professors think the sys admins are a bunch of amateurs, and the sys admins probably think the professors are snobs with no appreciation of cost and "real-world" applications.

I certainly support any drive for code that is cleaner or more consistent, I just feel like for every good "code snob" there are a lot of "code snobs" that are basically just bikeshedding.