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Same here, every now an then something 'new' pops up where creators claim that its better™ than what it compiles to and that it solves all the problems but afte
by gear54rus 12y ago
Same here, every now an then something 'new' pops up where creators claim that its better™ than what it compiles to and that it solves all the problems but after a while this 'new thing' fades away entirely.
But then again, that's the same way C (and many other languages) was invented (as far as I understand), to replace assembly, for example, and it's still alive and kickin'.
I guess there is a subtle difference in here somewhere.