Depends on the use case, for HPC c++ is still the benchmark.

For me the biggest issue is user engagement and missing communities.

I enjoyed /all to see news and discussion about that news, which isn’t really a thing on lemmy yet.

And i enjoyed small communities for the discussions and posts which are also not really a thing on lemmy yet.

I think a big portion of it is the quality of the content and comments. Just not as much on there, and not as many of the small communities I would check.

Threads is exactly showing the biggest problem with anything Fediverse. It’s simpler for the user so it will be accepted. The amount of people I’ve already seen join is huge compared to mastodon.

Any company with a MBA at the helm always seem to make poor choices. Look at the all the companies that have started switching back to engineers for leadership they’ve started making comebacks.