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That's far from what the article actually tries to say. Did you read the full thing? HN is disproportionately dismissive, where one comment in late 2023 was th
by __rito__ 2y ago
That's far from what the article actually tries to say. Did you read the full thing?
HN is disproportionately dismissive, where one comment in late 2023 was this:
Ruby is so much better than Python, and Python is only pumped up by AI hype, and the AI hype will die down soon. Ruby will regain the throne again.
Imagine that!
This article is not that. This article just tells you to get your basics correct as a company, and don't think about using AI before you are absolutely sure where and how you will use it. And non-technical people are the main drivers of AI hype (which is besides the true thing).
- oidar 2y agoCan you give a link to that quote? A google search and hn search doesn't surface it.
- __rito__ 2y agoJust a quick search with string "ruby python hype" on HN yielded a response to this on the second page. > "Sadly, I don't expect this situation to reverse in the future. Maybe like blockchain, once the AI/ML fantasy hype dies down the other comparatively-unpleasant language will lose general appeal and Ruby will gain more attention." [0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34243498 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34243498