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by realharo 3864 days ago
I agree. Dynamic languages had their appeal when the only mainstream alternatives were Java and C++.

But in today's world, with verbosity-eliminating type inference, more expressive type systems, and tools that can make use of all the extra information to greatly increase productivity, it's really hard to think of any meaningful benefit dynamic languages can provide (that is related to their choice to have dynamic typing, not other parts of the language).