The title is much better than the article. It is very different, &quot;weird&quot; relative to norm, and the industry is doing well enough that there just is no pressure to do something different.<p>Honestly that makes sense to me, and I don&#x27;t blame programmers who are happy with their jobs&#x2F;lives&#x2F;workflow&#x2F;whatever from switching. But when the mainstream idolizes &quot;disruption&quot; and &quot;innovation&quot; above all else, y&#x27;all start looking mighty hypocritical. Please, for the sake of us functional programmers, choose one of your revolutionary aesthetic or your shitty languages, but not both.