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You make an assumption that using “weird” language is new and shiny when those are generally older than “established” languages of today. You can end the day wi
by wiseowise 4y ago
You make an assumption that using “weird” language is new and shiny when those are generally older than “established” languages of today. You can end the day with getting something done in “weird” language too, again generally faster than in some obtuse Java or Go codebase.
- kaba0 4y ago> You can end the day with getting something done in “weird” language too, again generally faster than in some obtuse Java or ~~Go~~ codebase. Yeah, I would like to see a source on that.