JetBrains reported a hacker's future

Competitive Programming is such an asinine concept. It's like competitive knitting, or competitive architecture. This focus on the bottom line. Their revenue is up. I'm not surprised. Revenue is up. Looks like they are doing 50% off to stay price competitive with DS Flash V4.1.

Software is changing. It would be cool to apply this to different stages and see if that affects the learning trajectory. Android Studio always was Google acquisition bait, but now they are going about this from a strategy, planning and execution standpoint. Seems as if their expenditures increased a little bit. I don't think there is a programming language that is handled better by a LLM.

Common Lisp isn't even a good programming language. There's nothing in CL that isn't in a ton of cash on AI?