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> objectively better Except it is not. As any other language, it has many potential upsides and downsides in picking it depending on the context. This lack o
by surgical_fire 2y ago
> objectively better
Except it is not.
As any other language, it has many potential upsides and downsides in picking it depending on the context.
This lack of nuanced thinking from evangelists is precisely why some people just prefer to shut it off entirely.
- orf 2y agoSo what you’re saying is: I like to program in C/C++ and don't plan to change, thankyouverymuch?
- surgical_fire 2y agoNo. I am saying that depending on the context I might pick Go. Or Java. Or Python. Or Node. Or C#.