I can't agree with this article more. It's like the author read my mind. I have programmed in perl, C, C++ in linux, VC++ & COM, python, JAVA, JS, VB, assembly

I can't agree with this article more. It's like the author read my mind. I have programmed in perl, C, C++ in linux, VC++ & COM, python, JAVA, JS, VB, assembly language, Prolog, Lex, Yacc. I am sure I missed a few in this list. I think of problems in abstractions and when I think of syntax/semantics its almost a vague haze a mix of libraries of various languages. Dont get me wrong, once I start programming in a particular language, I am in the "zone" so to speak. But I think I need Google too often.