Tangent on wireless hysteria (was: Language Niches (long))

[Cameron Laird]

In article <mailman.996429234.13926.python-list at python.org>,
Paul Prescod  <paulp at ActiveState.com> wrote:
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		[abundant correct
		remarks on Sather
		and more]
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>Nevertheless, this is a somewhat precarious position to be in. Let's say
>that either of Ruby or Python were adopted as the "offical scripting
>language" for .NET or WAP or whatever the next dominant "platform" is.
>The boost given to that language might be enough to essentially wipe out
>the other one. "I have to learn language X to work with WAP anyhow. Why
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I've lost count--is WAP essentially
dead now, or on the verge of utter
world domination?
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