Thanks for the link; if you can ignore the somewhat hysterical delivery, that talk is really fascinating. It's more about what a programming language should be

Thanks for the link; if you can ignore the somewhat hysterical delivery, that talk is really fascinating. It's more about what a programming language should be (in his opinion) than what Scala is not. He quotes my favourite aphorism from Wittgenstein as well: The limits of my language define the limits of my world