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Still incredibly horrible for many cases. And very slow compared to things that have been around for decades. Do some ocaml and you see how incredibly bad everything 'linted' is. You can compile millions of lines in seconds in ocaml, eh delphi on a 90s computer, jai (I don't find Blow sympathetic but he does point out how lame everything is and that's good) etc, but when my 50k python or typescript project starts linting when doing a yarn build, I have time for a good workout.

Ocaml is an interesting example imho, as the type inference engine is so good you hardly have to specify types. When you read it and squint, it looks dynamic. It's not.