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> and dynamic languages more broadly (e.g. Python/Ruby) [sigh] It's a sign of the times when HN posters say "dynamic languages" and manage to ignore the Elder
by SeanLuke 13y ago
> and dynamic languages more broadly (e.g. Python/Ruby)
[sigh]
It's a sign of the times when HN posters say "dynamic languages" and manage to ignore the Elder Language, the language from whence all dynamic languages sprung. And that language is...