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> When is a programming language done regarding the pain it was meant to solve? It's hard to imagine that a language can be "done" when the problems being solv
by munificent 5y ago
> When is a programming language done regarding the pain it was meant to solve?
It's hard to imagine that a language can be "done" when the problems being solved with it keep changing and we keep discovering new techniques for solving them.
When is automotive design done? Farming?
- goatlover 5y agoThen why not just use C++ since it’s already accumulated all the features?
- munificent 5y agoThe absence of features is often one of the greatest values a tool can have. Features that you don't use carry a cognitive load, increase the number of choices you have to make, and reduce the usability of other features that they have to be disambiguated with.