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> In 2020, OhayoLang could be a competitive rival to Python or R for 80% of data science tasks.
First of all, I think Tree Notation is really great, it deserves much more attention than it gets. It's never the best ideas that succeed, these days, but the ideas that are most profitable. I think all Tree Notation needs is a "killer application", but that's not something one has control over. Whether good ideas succeed is mostly down to chance/destiny. I wish Tree Notation good luck!
But, 2020 has passed, so you may want to update the FAQ :)
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Locate the FAQ entry containing the quoted 2020 claim and review its surrounding wording. Update the outdated statement, then check the FAQ to confirm the historical reference is accurate and the resulting text reads clearly.
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- python, r
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- documentation
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- Documentation
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