Ruby is about to die permanently. A language that copied emacs-lisp but with syntax? Lol that gives it features to impress the ignoramus majority but real Haskell or Lisp programmers know better.
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Start ups are in desperate need of diversity training.
Fatties lie like a pro when it comes to dieting.
When I'm able I tinker with emacs, js2-mode, and skewer. It's fun to hack JavaScript in emacs.
Haskell the language is powered by the tears of the gods. But it may not have the world class tooling you get with lisp.
The comp sci field may be the exception but you still have to be careful taking advice from people who purchased their degree for a fraction of the purchasing power required for 2014 degrees.
If you are generating good income with your skills then you have already achieved the goal.