A good number of your bullet points are factually incorrect and inflammatory. But to reply in the style of Blow: what have _you_ released in the past ten years to talk all this smack?
But most importantly, I'm not out there telling people that they suck, they're bad programmers. I'm not the one out there telling people that GC bad, memory ownership bad but also you're stupid if you can't free() memory properly. I'm not the one out there rejecting decades of PL theory, calling academics "believers" and "wrong" [0], I'm not the one throwing shade at every other language, and when criticized on my language, fall back to "uuuuh I make Jai for myself you don't have to use it"
Anyways, if you want a real systems language that's available today and that actually works, Odin exists.
[0] - https://twitter.com/Jonathan_Blow/status/1363913308865138689
Getting into the beta has nothing to do with being a good or bad programmer. It's not about Blow's ego or criticizing the language, it's about keeping a modicum of respect about a decade's worth of work and not being an ass.
If the ad-homimem's didn't disqualify his whole post, the smell of his butt-hurt would.
PS. As a factual contradiction, documentation is provided with every compiler version and it currently stands at ~32K lines of very well commented example code touching almost every feature of the language.
I applied via email and mentioned that my team is one of the biggest users of the fanmade language Zig.
I understand how open-source has lowered the general threshold for having access to other people's work, but the entitlement your post exudes is a bit sickening.
If only righteous people are allowed to make things the world would be much poorer.