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Line 11: :'''Keep'''. I concur with @[[User:Mathnerd314159\|Mathnerd314159]]. A quick news search of "Mojo programming language" will show a number of reliable sources including Medium, Adafruit, and yahoo!finance. Additionally, the project lead for Mojo, [[Chris Lattner]], is the creator of several widely used projects including the [[LLVM]], [[Clang]], and [[MLIR (software)\|MLIR]] (co-founder) compiler frameworks, as well as [[Swift (programming language)\|Swift]], Apple's de facto programming language. If Lattner's record holds, Mojo has a high likelihood of being widely adopted among machine-learning researchers and systems developers alike once it is released to the public. I will look into revising the page to reflect the wider range of sources available. [[User:Zramsey11\|Zramsey11]] ([[User talk:Zramsey11\|talk]]) 17:34, 10 July 2023 (UTC) *'''Comment''' The above vote being [[User:Zramsey11\|Zramsey11]]'s sole contribution to Wikipedia... Best [[User:Alexandermcnabb\|Alexandermcnabb]] ([[User talk:Alexandermcnabb\|talk]]) 04:00, 11 July 2023 (UTC)

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