Every programming language has its 'killer' domain

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egamirorrim · 4m ago

Some convenient omissions here, how about Scala? Kotlin?

dedup · 17m ago

To me, Python is a great language for anything that needs to be written quickly and executed a few times and/or on a small scale. I'm a C/low-level guy primarily but I write a lot of Python code (probably more than C these days) for various purposes, and none of it is related to statistics or machine learning.

throwaway519 · 50m ago

For Javascript, is that resources or sane dependencies? Can one have two?

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Every programming language has its 'killer' domain

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