A fun fact is that somehow when I set up the Disqus comments on my blog, I set them with some basically random site identifier, it's not the site I see when I log in to Disqus, I have no idea how to access the admin account for it, and as a result, I don't get notifications when people comment (which, admittedly, is rare enough that I basically just noticed this).
Changing the identifier to the one that I do see would, of course, make all the existing comments vanish.
What's interesting about this to me is that, I think 5-10 years ago, I would have gotten “static typing is has fewer errors” and for the most part in this list I'm getting "static typing has a faster feedback loop”.
https://ruby.social/@noelrap/112683934225583984
In general, I'm more sympathetic to the argument of "I'd like to detect stupid mistakes sooner" than a lot of other arguments about static typing https://theblower.au/@scottyp/112685786340556546