I'm using the definition the original article seems to imply. Not so much contributed to the GDP, but "Advanced the state of the art in some way" or "Solved a

I'm using the definition the original article seems to imply. Not so much contributed to the GDP, but "Advanced the state of the art in some way" or "Solved a problem of interest outside the programming community". I would imagine only the very most dedicated would actually enjoy doing a new language, maybe a third of programmers, and probably only those who fully accepted their thing was probably not going to be an enterprise grade solution.