It's even "funnier" how then they try to take $SHINY_LANG to its extremes and expect it to work flawlessly. And they don't try to understand it or work around i

It's even "funnier" how then they try to take $SHINY_LANG to its extremes and expect it to work flawlessly. And they don't try to understand it or work around it. "No optimizing, only performance." I remember some people getting bit by some Go stuff early on. Things take time. It will get there when it gets there. Then they come to HN and create a "why $technology sucks" when they a) didn't read the manual b) didn't match their requirements with the capabilities of the lang c) had unreal expectations Don't buy the shiniest Tesla then use it as your building contractor car. Especially when you like to overload the rear axis and pretend that's just not an issue.