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<havenwood>
!spam ThaddeusPooh
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<havenwood>
I guess they had the leave message in one too many channels. Hah.
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<leah2>
> The Chef model is the model that I like, but the fact that it’s in Ruby is a big drag since nobody under 35 or so knows Ruby. Ruby is Perl for millenials.
<leah2>
i feel old now >.<
<kjetilho>
what do the kids use these days?
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<user71>
propably python or shell scripts
<kjetilho>
ah, yes - AI has given Python a resurgence
<Vaevictus>
wait, millenials are > 35?
<Vaevictus>
now I feel old
* Vaevictus
quietly closes his vi editor editing perl
<leah2>
:)
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<havenwood>
kjetilho: I think various versions of JavaScript like Node and Bun. Or yeah, Python.
<havenwood>
Rust or Zig for systems programming stuff. C++ libraries for games.
<havenwood>
Golang for folk who burn out on Node but dream small. ;)
<havenwood>
Funny Golang was originally meant to lure C++ programmers who've mostly ignored it but vast migration from Node and other scripting languages.
<havenwood>
Node, Golang, Python and Rust all seem pretty wildly popular. Feels like Zig has hit critical mass too, but is still early.
<havenwood>
Then again, folk talk a lot about it being early for there to be several fairly popular language implementations in it as well as popular tools.
<leah2>
node seems to be declining
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<kjetilho>
I'm trying to learn a little more Go now, it is quite useful for "low-level" programming. single binary distribution is super useful
<leah2>
agree
<leah2>
also definitely nicer than shoehorning types onto python
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<Vaevictus>
popularity is generally hard to measure... you can measure some of it by "job searching" ... but that's misleading if everyone hates working in java :D