Is the world more polarised? I thought we've softened: PHP is regarded with less hate, JS is accepted as a language that can have a place server side, Python st

Is the world more polarised? I thought we've softened: PHP is regarded with less hate, JS is accepted as a language that can have a place server side, Python still receives undying love in its ever expanding scope, Lisps still Lisp and are left to be, once in a blue moon someone remembers APL curiously and sometimes a similar what-if is imagined, if for a fluttering moment, about Haskell ever becoming mainstream. We know to agree Rust is mostly safe until it isn't and that Java will outlive humanity. Browsers comply with standards, and if you want to run Linux on the desktop on a 2nd gen i3 everything even today will mostly just work.