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A decent metric for community maturity though. That absolutely should be a factor in deciding on a language. I'm having a real hard time seeing this unfold amo
by marginalia_nu 3y ago
A decent metric for community maturity though. That absolutely should be a factor in deciding on a language.
I'm having a real hard time seeing this unfold among the greybeards that call the shots in Java or C++.
- bennettnate5 3y agoGranted, the reason for that could be that through the years the greybeards that call the shots have weeded out (whether unintentionally or intentionally) any voices that are incompatible with their way of doing things. I agree that it does indicate the maturity of the community, but that could be because the community's values become more homogenous.
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