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>because over the long term the market is going to dictate where Python goes and how it grow The market didn't give the world any language nearly as readable a
by logicallee 8y ago
>because over the long term the market is going to dictate where Python goes and how it grow
The market didn't give the world any language nearly as readable and approachable for non-programmers.
- holografix 8y agoIsn’t this what always happens though? A remarkle person or small group of people creates something unique and of value. As this thing is adopted by more and more common, unremarkable folk (like me) a market and great demand is created and power over the thing and its creators is established. This power voices opinions and suggestions which in aggregate are a reflection of all the commoditised stuff that already exists. The thing evolves to follow the demands of the market power. The thing is no longer remarkable, its creators move on to the next thing.
- logicallee 8y agoYou repeat that "The thing evolves to follow the demands of the market power" but that doesn't make it true. You can probably think of counterexamples, likely a dozen off of the top of your head.