> This article is based on Your Language Sucks in the form of half a joke. First I though the article was being ironic, I end up understanding by thinking it i

> This article is based on Your Language Sucks in the form of half a joke. First I though the article was being ironic, I end up understanding by thinking it is a completely a joke, not half a joke. Otherwise I do not understand: - why the author compares '?' with '?:' as they are completely different things - complains about automatic casting of class variables without understanding that the languages have threads ( "thread intersections occur on a very small size of the source code, but due to compiler’s repressive care about this feature" -> it is much better to crash your program randomly in production than a compiler error, ouh yeah!) - complains kotlin has a useless for that only saves some lines of code (like few lines of codes repeated for every for you write in the code, which it is a lot of code) - complains about the alias without understanding generics - complains about poor generics without understanding generics - etc 100% I wont hire him as a engineer