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Conversation argues that objects are best defined by identity as the core of OOP, not by inheritance, and that many systems shift to modules and pure functions (one claim: ~90% of code lives in modules). It demonstrates practical language work: an automated formatter frees developer time, JIT progress targets ARM64 and real-world inlining, and AI can generate tests and infer types — useful if curious about concrete tradeoffs, tooling progress, and performance results.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:59Objects and transformations
- 11:15Immutability and side effects
- 21:15Ruby vs Elixir changes
- 31:23Language adoption growth
- 40:01Software complexity responsibility
- 52:15Future of programming








