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The impression is that their preference runs on the ideological/pragmatic divide rather than the emotional/rational. (Not that I wouldn't want to be an FP samur
by g8oz 10y ago
The impression is that their preference runs on the ideological/pragmatic divide rather than the emotional/rational. (Not that I wouldn't want to be an FP samurai myself, along with exercising more regularly, flossing, and achieving inner peace )
- V-2 10y agoWell, hinting that they're ideologically biased wouldn't be fair either, if one doesn't bother to substantiate it in any way Note that a lot of people with "preferences" set on imperative languages have simply never stepped out of this paradigm and tried something else. I don't think it's symmetrical - I'd bet there's more C# programmers who've never dabbled in F#, or even heard of it, than the other way round : )