It doesn't have to be a humble brag. Some language ecosystems tend to have a lot of DSLs in them. I consider myself intermediate in Haskell because I don't grok

It doesn't have to be a humble brag. Some language ecosystems tend to have a lot of DSLs in them. I consider myself intermediate in Haskell because I don't grok Lens. I also consider myself intermediate, because I often can't readily grok what are the compiler devs talking about when they discuss e.g. linear types. I consider myself a Python expert since I can follow PEPs and DSLs with ease. That doesn't mean that Python is a better language. It does not make the same value proposition.