This is just silly. The whole point of having an abstraction like a higher level programming language is so that we can all work together on tasks instead of sp

This is just silly. The whole point of having an abstraction like a higher level programming language is so that we can all work together on tasks instead of spending time on language details. Unless you are working on an isolated system in an isolated setting that will be destroyed rather than merged, none of this helps. It's the same as localised programming some people do today where you simply can't work together because you lost the most important common denominator.