Speaking of that observation about "fringe": this will probably, increasingly, be a factor, let's call it LLMO (optimization), where "LLM friendly" content will

Speaking of that observation about "fringe": this will probably, increasingly, be a factor, let's call it LLMO (optimization), where "LLM friendly" content will be pushed. So I expect secondary or fringe programming languages to become even more pushed aside, since LLMs will not be as useful. Which is, obviously, sad. Especially since the big winner is Javascript, a language that's still subpar as far as programming languages go.