> but saying that languages don't matter, for us, would be like rocket engineers saying that materials don't matter. This is a bad analogy. Programming languag

> but saying that languages don't matter, for us, would be like rocket engineers saying that materials don't matter. This is a bad analogy. Programming languages all get compiled to the same machine codes. The human-readable version of that code doesn't actually matter very much, if at all, after compilation. Programming languages are tools for humans: they're either expressive enough or they're not. A better analogy would be rocket engineers saying the CAD tool you choose to design your rocket in doesn't matter—and that has some merit.