As someone who both works as a professional dev, and someone who's tried to used Racket to actually make something, I was at first triggered by this.. Then came

As someone who both works as a professional dev, and someone who's tried to used Racket to actually make something, I was at first triggered by this.. Then came to the conclusion that it must be, that my inferior mind needs the inferior languages, for in Racket, I did not achieve my goal. The rest of the articles reads a bit like someone being salty because their favorite language is not good enough to achieve widespread adoption and so they must conclude that the fault lies not with their language but with any other language that actually has this side-effect of enabling their users to get things done(tm) (which is of course of no importance to the intellectual programmer, as opposed to us mere grunts xD)