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Really? How? I learned LISP back in college, enjoyed programming in it and got into Clojure for a bit around 2014. But there's no jobs doing it, so other tha
by turk73 7y ago
Really? How? I learned LISP back in college, enjoyed programming in it and got into Clojure for a bit around 2014.
But there's no jobs doing it, so other than having a bit better understanding of Functional Programming, there's not much there.
I think the problem is the quality of the average software developer is pretty pathetic right now. Not only can most of them not understand FP, they have never even heard of LISP.