> today we have things like Go and Rust Except that if you actually code for money, neither of those have many jobs available. Heck, in many cities I've looked

> today we have things like Go and Rust Except that if you actually code for money, neither of those have many jobs available. Heck, in many cities I've looked _any_ jobs available. Java is still one of the most employable tools out there simply because it has a lot of jobs. Sometimes the hype-train of HN makes me think that people here are just coding for a hobby or their own start-up and entirely forget how the real world actually works.