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@inthehands @quephird @jrose I think it's true and false at the same time, because the constraints and the hardware change. Linked-list made sense with relatively fast, but scarce memory, I don't see this pattern being useful ever again. Languages that can self-evaluation were so cool when I was at the Uni, blessed days before security.
There are also anti-patterns that are sadly timeless, like floating point numbers or languages that pretend they have a built-in type/class for human text…