> The really interesting problems have the property that there is no library written for them yet. But it's the reverse of that that's precisely the point thou

> The really interesting problems have the property that there is no library written for them yet. But it's the reverse of that that's precisely the point though. If all the uninteresting problems already do have nicely packaged solutions, you get to focus on the interesting problem instead. The question then becomes: are you better off solving the interesting problems in better language at he cost of having to solve more of the uninteresting ones?