[smarnach]

Similarly, the Rust query will include "trust", "antitrust", "frustration" and a bunch of other words

[sph]

A guerilla marketing plan for a new language is to call it a common one word syllable, so that it appears much more prominent than it really is on badly-done popularity contests.

Call it "Go", for example.

(Necessary disclaimer for the irony-impaired: this is a joke and an attempt at being witty.)

[setopt]

Let’s make a language called “A” in that case. (I mean C was fine, so why not one letter?)

[TZubiri]

Or call it the name of a popular song to appeal to the youngins.

I present to you "Gangam C"

[InDubioProRubio]

You also wouldn't acronym hijack overload to boost mental presence in gamers LOL

[matsemann]

Reminded me about Scunthorpe problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem

[brian-armstrong]

Amusingly, the chart shows Rust's popularity starting from before its release. The rust hype crowd is so exuberant, they began before the language even existed!

[Matumio]

Now if we only could disambiguate words based on context. But you'd need a good language model for that, and we don't... wait.