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Daniel Dittmar daniel.dittmar at sap.com
Fri Jan 18 11:56:08 EST 2002 
> I'm unable to understand why you wouldn't just write the code once and
> make it available, rather than implementing the same thing over and
> over.  [...]  Presumably this is a cultural thing
> that differs between the languages.  (And this is why Python not
> compiling to a single executable by default is a good thing; it
> doesn't strongly encourage the distribution of code without source.)

And why are there several GUIs and Webtoolkits for Python instead of reusing
the one glorious solution? I guess that's a cultural thing too: because it's
often quite easy (at least in Python) to write something which does exactly
want you want it to do.

Daniel
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