Cars and spaceships built on existing engineering and physics principles. We've never had anything like programming. We can't even decide if it's a math, a sc

Cars and spaceships built on existing engineering and physics principles. We've never had anything like programming. We can't even decide if it's a math, a science, or some kind of engineering. We have languages with built-in async support (and some that fake it decently), languages with syntax for safe and unsafe pointer use, languages that bundle impurity away from everything else. It's a slow process, since any new language has a massive uphill battle to gain any traction. But I think we're getting there.