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Alright, then I'll be upfront : I find it really creepy.

indeed.

Indeed, it's more my personal current state > i read too much and do not produce enough, I do learn a lot but that's not enough to keep me satisfied.

Hopefully nodeJs will die within a year or two.

Apart from that, I believe you should try coffeescript or any language you become interested in, it's a very way to keep on improving, opens your mind to different paradigms too.

You want newbies ? go javascript.

I can't believe I'm reading an argument favoring Obj-C over (any flavor of) js as a noob turf...

The simple reason there's disparity is that github is not the center of the world and objC people mostly code for money, that's all there is to it.

Apart from the fact that Python can be infinitely faster than rails, I'd just say that any more javascript is bad news, bee it coffee based or node based or whatever. Someone forgot to go back in time and shoot John "javascript" Connor.

On topic, your main problem is that you're playing the one man army with too many tools, that is obviously unrelated to CS or any language.

It's likely you wouldn't mind the additional complexity if you were only working on front-end.

Cars with AI, yes. Powered by Google, I sure hope not.

You have to remember that they're an american company, and thus required to comply to their govt's every whim, like all others.

Goes without saying I'd much prefer a product NOT related to the US's internal and external policies.

It seemed like science-fiction to short-sighted ignorants a few years ago, maybe.

Reading is not being productive - or I'm being really productive without producing anything.

Anyway I read at work and at home, but I have trouble working on my own stuff sometimes.