I really admire "Julia" for not being that, for basically saying "yes, this is a programming language by and for people focused on other things because just bec

I really admire "Julia" for not being that, for basically saying "yes, this is a programming language by and for people focused on other things because just because you aren't in the bike industry means you are best off commuting on a 1960s Huffy". At the same time, I wish a few more people had bothered to "be the bridge", because I think it's worse than I could be for not being super up to date the PL literature. So love the idea, but regret the execution.