No, C/C++ is still very commonly used in many real time systems, embedded systems etc. But, since most of the topics in HN are in the web/android/ios areas, yo

No, C/C++ is still very commonly used in many real time systems, embedded systems etc. But, since most of the topics in HN are in the web/android/ios areas, you might not see many devs talking about it here. C/C++ (esp on linux/RTOS) still has a very active user base and market demand !