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Human attributes are generally distributed on something like a bell curve. Programming languages with "extreme" characteristics in any direction will almost ine
by nerdponx 4y ago
Human attributes are generally distributed on something like a bell curve. Programming languages with "extreme" characteristics in any direction will almost inevitably be stuck with niche popularity, because they will only be appealing to a small fraction of people. Whereas, even "extreme" people will generally be able to tolerate at least a couple of conventional languages.
- jb1991 4y agoAt issue in this thread is the very definition of extreme vs conventional. The idea in this thread is that the languages now considered to be conventional could have been the niche syntax.
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