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One could argue that good programming languages self-select good programmers. And that there are not that many good programmers in the first place.
by jlouis 11y ago
One could argue that good programming languages self-select good programmers. And that there are not that many good programmers in the first place.
- rlander 11y agoThat's a good point, but this argument's mostly driven by functional programmers and "good languages" usually means Haskell or Lisp, in my experience. Disclosure: I'm a functional programmer myself so, what do I know.