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The Productivity Benefits of Programming Languages
Some programming languages may fit a person's particular lifestyle or thinking style better than others, allowing them to be more productive in development and debugging stages. The main purpose of a programming language is to make humans more productive.
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Programming languages should simplify complexity without sacrificing productivity, but finding the right balance is challenging.
37:39 - 40:20 (02:40)
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Programming languages should simplify complexity without sacrificing productivity, but finding the right balance is challenging. Neglecting to model important inherent complexity can lead to outsourcing complexity to other areas.
ChapterThe Productivity Benefits of Programming Languages
Episode#131 – Chris Lattner: The Future of Computing and Programming Languages
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker shares how discovering languages that fit their lifestyle and thinking style made them more productive in the development and debugging stages.
40:20 - 43:14 (02:53)
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The speaker shares how discovering languages that fit their lifestyle and thinking style made them more productive in the development and debugging stages. They ask how people can discover more productive languages to help them think at a higher algorithmic level.