The thing I don't like about TIOBE is that it compares differences against the same month from a year ago, it doesn't track month-to-month differences, at least not as far as I see.
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>>22
Assembly languages are still widely used by people optimizing for SIMD vectorization, which accounts for anything multi-media related. Digital signal processing, video and audio codecs, video games, high-performance computation, etc.
Lisp, well not so much.
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Anonymous2011-04-11 18:46
>>24
It shouldn't be so surprising when you realize that most Linux and *BSD software, from the kernel up to user-mode applications, are written in C.
There's Qt/KDE which is C++, but that's like it man. I would expect C++ to increase a bit due to C++11 and Java to drop more over the coming years, but it will probably still be the case that Java > C > C++ 5 years from now, in popularity.
>>27
It looks ugly as Pascal. What kind of faggot would like to use these obsolete languages anyway?
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Anonymous2011-04-11 19:51
>>28
The same who would do scat and copro, if it pays.
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Anonymous2011-04-11 19:56
A study of 164 male Java programmers from two enterprise companies[4] found that 99.2% had engaged in coprophilia; 30% as a sadist, 41% as a masochist, and 28.2% as both. 81% of heterosexuals and 71% of homosexuals in the study pool had tried scatophilia.
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Anonymous2011-04-11 20:00
In a separate article,[5] a subset of 12 men from that study who engaged in C# was analyzed and found that 54.5% of the 12 men had engaged in coprophilic behaviors, compared with only 8.3% of 12 of the men who did not engage in C# who matched up logically with each of the 12 who did.
The TIOBE ranking method is so ridiculously fucking broken, I don't know why people look at them at all.
Aren't there rankings based on actual data, like job postings and surveys and such?
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Anonymous2011-04-12 3:16
>>39
Yeah! You can easily find an Assembly, Erlang, Forth and Lisp jobs. No need pigwashing with Java.