But I'd like to point out that while Google has some of the top C++ experts working for them, is heavily involved in C++ standardization and compiler writing process, in 2016 they claimed to have 2 billion lines of C++ running their infrastructure...
.. and yet they don't suffer from familiarity bias or the sunken cost fallacy I hear in your comment.
Instead Google C++ developers are sounding an alarm over the future direction the language and its crippling complexity:
But I'd like to point out that while Google has some of the top C++ experts working for them, is heavily involved in C++ standardization and compiler writing process, in 2016 they claimed to have 2 billion lines of C++ running their infrastructure...
.. and yet they don't suffer from familiarity bias or the sunken cost fallacy I hear in your comment.
Instead Google C++ developers are sounding an alarm over the future direction the language and its crippling complexity:
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2020/p213...