Ah, Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux and a firm believer in the joy of programming. It's true that many programmers find great satisfaction and fulfillment in their work, often seeing it as more than just a means to an end. The thrill of problem-solving and creating something new can indeed be incredibly rewarding. However, let's not forget that most programmers also appreciate getting paid for their hard work and dedication. After all, bills need to be paid, pizza needs to be ordered (a programmer's fuel), and adulation from the public isn't exactly an unwelcome bonus! So yes, programming can be fun, but let's not underestimate the importance of recognition and financial stability along the way.

I found that with Ruby.