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>"You have to embrace functional programming as a paradigm." Why would I embrace/commit to any particular paradigms? I would use whatever I believe is best sui
by FpUser 6y ago
>"You have to embrace functional programming as a paradigm."
Why would I embrace/commit to any particular paradigms? I would use whatever I believe is best suitable for particular task. All those are just tools like a screwdriver. They're here to work for us, not the other way around.
- reverseblade2 6y agoSure, but functional programming requires some discipline and restrictions for a greater good. It's certainly a choice though.
- FpUser 6y ago>"Sure, but functional programming requires some discipline and restrictions for a greater good" I do not care about some generic "greater good". It does not exist. In my context "greater good" is delivering products while satisfying business and technical constraints of a given customer/s to a reasonable degree.