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Why is there no hope for this world? Less people using C/C++ just means less security vulnerabilities as far as I can tell. Not entirely sure why C# is listed
by rifung 11y ago
Why is there no hope for this world?
Less people using C/C++ just means less security vulnerabilities as far as I can tell. Not entirely sure why C# is listed but not Java here.
- Kenji 11y agoWhy is there no hope for this world? Because we are starting to neglect useful and important languages that shaped both our thinking and engineering. Instead, we use languages that babysit us at the expense of expressiveness and speed. Not a fan at all. Less people using C/C++ just means less security vulnerabilities as far as I can tell. Yeah, better rewrite Linux in CSS to make it secure. I heard CSS is turing-complete if you click through instructions, so it's possible! Not entirely sure why C# is listed but not Java here. Because there's more Java than CSS.