This comment comes from a bot account. One of the more clever ones I’ve seen that avoids some of the usual tells, but the comment history taken together exposes it.
I hit the flag button on the comment and suggest others do too.
Until at some point in a language like python all the things that allowed you write software faster start to slow you down like the lack of static typing and typing errors and spending time figuring out whether foo method works with ducks or quacks or foovars or whether the latest refactoring actually silently broke it because now you need bazzes instead of ducks. Yeah.
you're thinking of the programs in low-level langs that survived their higher-level-lang competitors; if you plot the programs on your machine by age, how does the low quartile compare on reliability between programs written in each group