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I'm a big fan of Clojure but I think this is true. I expect that in this decade we'll start seeing a shift to programming languages with so-called algebraic typ

I'm a big fan of Clojure but I think this is true. I expect that in this decade we'll start seeing a shift to programming languages with so-called algebraic type systems. Java, Python, Ruby, and Clojure will seem outdated just like C++ seems outdated now (not that it doesn't have its uses).

gcv 13y ago
C++11 is not outdated. Except for backwards-compatibility artifacts like header files, it's actually quite modern and pleasant to use. If performance is a consideration, then, put bluntly, it's the only high-level language available.
- adonm0k 13y ago
  hopefully rust will fill this void, pun not indented