People need to focus more on getting results. We're collectively so steeped in posturing about technology stacks and idiosyncratic decisionmaking that we've missed the bigger picture: get something done. For instance, anyone who says they factored in all the tradeoffs and then chose Haskell isn't trying to get things done or build a sustainable business - they're trying to orchestrate a technological boondoggle.

At the end of the day no one cares if you're a good developer. They care that the service looks good and works well. Googling is how you build a better service ergo do it and don't worry about it.