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by mseebach
5014 days ago
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The analogy breaks down quickly, because cars are mostly standalone, and can be replaced with little risk, while software is often complex and interconnected, so the benefit of a rewrite in a new language only rarely exceed the massive risks of abandoning your clunky but well-tested codebase. But, sticking with it, it's comes down to there being a huge market in parts and service. Something like all taxis in the US still being Ford Ts, with very little forecast of change. |
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