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Comment by Dylan16807

Why is that important?

Let's say one language has me find a weird rabbit hole every 50 hours of use, and I spend half an hour learning about it.

Let's say another language has no rabbit holes, but I'm 5% slower at coding in it.

Why would I not prefer the first language?

(And 5% is supposed to be an intentional lowball. I'm confident I can find language pairs where my productivity differs by significantly more.)

parent Dylan16807 2 years ago

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