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I admire your restraint, you stopped short of calling me a nazi at least. Again, you're completely missing the point: I don't have to "prove" anything to you.

I admire your restraint, you stopped short of calling me a nazi at least. Again, you're completely missing the point: I don't have to "prove" anything to you. I don't even code anymore for that matter, and I can't give two shits if you prefer to write Clojure, Typescript or whatever rocks your boat, that's something that matters to you and not to me. I simply observed that for a community that spends so much time talking about craftmanship and clean code, the worst messes I witnessed were all Clojure codebases and that's it. If you feel attacked... that's your own insecurity speaking.

michaelmrose 8y ago
You don't have to prove anything but if you do have a negative or positive opinion to share optimally your original comment would indicate that you are willing and able to discuss the matter. Making a drive by comment and the copping out isn't much of a contribution to the conversation. Furthermore look at this comment. > I admire your restraint, you stopped short of calling me a nazi at least. Some time in your life you should try actually try being an asshole instead of playing one on tv. It would be more honest and satisfying and people that aren't thin skinned can take a little civil disagreement. All things suck to some degree. You might have an interesting perspective to share on situations where clojure sucks but you wouldn't know it because you are happy to stir up discussion but disinterested in any actual substantial disagreement. Guess that is done then.