[blq10]

So the ideal blub language will be whatever language is too new to really be the legacy thing with tons of black magic you just have to know, but also too old to include tons of new ideas in language design the programmer has to grapple with.

Old languages force you to understand really core issues because the stack is 1m+ lines of code and you need an operating model for all that magic.

New languages do the same thing, but it's because half the really good stuff is <experimental>

Python and JS are in the current sweetspot, go is up next, and after that, Rust.