FWIW, we're doing lots of math with Clojure in a startup. Mostly using Incanter and Clojuratica as a bridge to Mathematica. So far the experience has been grea

FWIW, we're doing lots of math with Clojure in a startup. Mostly using Incanter and Clojuratica as a bridge to Mathematica. So far the experience has been great. Apart from the language being really well designed, there is the wealth of java libraries accessible just by adding a single line to your project.clj. And there is Clojure support for parallel programming — there is nothing like spending all of 5 seconds on making one of your hotspots use 16 cores just by adding a 'p' in front of 'map'. All in all, so far it has been a great experience. There were amazingly few bugs and problems.