Re:At what point do you stop learning new programming langua...
by Lerc on Sunday November 30, 2025 @11:26PM
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Never. Started with Level 1 Basic on a TRS-80. Used many things s since. I long resisted python, but Torch managed to push past my distaste whitespace based coding.
I look forward to seeing the languages that come from people with the benefit of a few years of Rust deciding what works for them and what direction they would like to move.
Still waiting for something that is like JavaScript with optional typing, none of the autocasting that causes Wats, and parallel loops and map,filter,reduce, etc. Oh, and tuples, immutables, and a pony.
I look forward to seeing the languages that come from people with the benefit of a few years of Rust deciding what works for them and what direction they would like to move.
Still waiting for something that is like JavaScript with optional typing, none of the autocasting that causes Wats, and parallel loops and map,filter,reduce, etc. Oh, and tuples, immutables, and a pony.