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Boring languages don't have to eschew interesting concepts. The problem languages have is balancing abstraction without gaining state and losing performance. Id
by nwmcsween 5y ago
Boring languages don't have to eschew interesting concepts. The problem languages have is balancing abstraction without gaining state and losing performance. Ideally programming would consist of multiple small languages focused on specific abstractions (types, concurrency, functions, etc)