age of Python programmers

[Ian J Cottee]

Reid Nichol wrote:
> Gerrit Muller wrote:
> 
>> Roel Schroeven wrote:
>>
>>> Roel Schroeven wrote:
>>>
>>>> I spotted some errors in your list, added new entries, and made a 
>>>> histogram: http://roelschroeven.net/pythonages/
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Very cool. It might be good idea to add a date and time at the top, 
>> since new datapoint keep coming in?
> 
> How about labels for the axes as well.
> 
> 
>> and then a quantum leap towards Python.
> 
> You're aware that a quantum leap means a extremely small leap, right?

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=quantum%20leap

A dramatic advance, especially in knowledge or method, as in 
Establishing a central bank represents a quantum leap in this small 
country's development. This term originated as quantum jump in the 
mid-1900s in physics, where it denotes a sudden change from one energy 
state to another within an atom. Within a decade it was transferred to 
other advances, not necessarily sudden but very important ones.

Ian