> Yeah, yeah, he does. Not only C/C++ v. Java, but before that ASM v. C/C++. Argument from analogy is one of the weakest one can make. Because analogies are al

> Yeah, yeah, he does. Not only C/C++ v. Java, but before that ASM v. C/C++. Argument from analogy is one of the weakest one can make. Because analogies are always incorrect. Besides, two can play this game. I'm arguing to use cars to get from point A to point B when you're arguing to use horse-driven buggies. > Get off HN and write competing apps. If these are really "lazy" developers delivering "slow and bloated" apps, you should have no problem kicking their asses in the marketplace. > But you won't. Ad hominem an kindergarten-level "I dare you" are even weaker arguments