Eliminating the overlapping 5 does help your point, though I have a feeling Rust will be amongst the most dreaded once Rust is as old as VBA, Objective-C, or wh

Eliminating the overlapping 5 does help your point, though I have a feeling Rust will be amongst the most dreaded once Rust is as old as VBA, Objective-C, or whatever “assembly” is… I don’t think it’s old code bases so much as it’s old languages that have accumulated a lot of cruft… the new hotness doesn’t (yet) have the cruft, but because human beings seem to inevitably want to force feature drift, it’ll inevitably gain cruft as it ages and tries to keep market share. Tangentially, thanks for the podcast; really great work.