> I think its Paul Graham that made the argument to have a "weird" language as your startup language for this reason. I think you do that by using the “weird”

> I think its Paul Graham that made the argument to have a "weird" language as your startup language for this reason. I think you do that by using the “weird” language starting from team size of one, not by convincing 40 people to re-write 500k lines of already working code base.