John Carmack: C's simplicity makes it easier to work with, especially in projects like OpenBSD's kernel.

If your language is too complicated for John Carmack to understand then maybe it's not a good idea to use it in a large project involving many people over a long period of time.

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C is life as far as computers are concerned.

I'm a big fan of assembly language

People think C is complicated but then they use TS?

Bro walks around in the kernel. :D

Indeed. ```c __asm__ { lock xadd [atomic_variable], 1 } ```

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Also, there is a risk of getting a horrible set of abstractions that one really doesn't wish to learn. But it can be ok or even good in the right hands

It's not really about C, more like about how you can read it and have an idea of the assembler output.

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Yes

Simple languages; the ones with the least amount of visual complexity and keywords are in fact the most powerful.

It depends about what kind of solution you wish to build. For that reason some programming languages are better for some tasks of projects.