> you don't see a lot of Lisp/Clojure (correct me if I am wrong) in environments where you need to be pragmatic and move quickly. I don't know if you're wrong

> you don't see a lot of Lisp/Clojure (correct me if I am wrong) in environments where you need to be pragmatic and move quickly. I don't know if you're wrong but isn't that the opposite of what PG claimed in his famous "Beating the Averages" essay? http://paulgraham.com/avg.html http://paulgraham.com/avg.html