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> It's unfortunately absolutely dog slow Seems like a common chicken-egg problem of niche languages. Performance doesn't improve until lots of people are using
by umvi 4y ago
> It's unfortunately absolutely dog slow
Seems like a common chicken-egg problem of niche languages. Performance doesn't improve until lots of people are using it, but lots of people won't use it until performance improves.
- tmtvl 4y agoEh, people will happily use slow languages if they are marketed the right way. Look at Python, it has a very large following, yet it's so slow that the dog's descendants will have evolved to adapt to a marine environment by the time Python finishes running Hello World.