I love how some programming languages allow you to express your intent on a high level, while others put almost no boundaries between you and the machine. But looking at the architecture of large-scale systems, I feel the choice of language almost doesn’t matter at all
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There's always the productivity argument to be made I guess... Came across darklang recently. They try to skip a bunch of steps in the development -> deployment process by embedding more into the language. Penny for your thoughts? darklang.com/
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Replying to @TimSchraepen
Don’t know it well enough, but even if it were a great language, I suspect I’d still hold on to my opinion: Does not matter that much in the greater scheme of things

Jul 21, 2019 · 7:38 PM UTC

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Replying to @stilkov
Oh yeah for sure. I just didn't think there's a discussion there. As many other people have mentioned before: communication > * I hope I don't offend anyone by generalising, but the next best thing within our reach is (locally) optimising for productivity.