I'm having a good time doing Data-Oriented Programming (which is applying Clojure-style programming to other languages, in my case Python). IMO, chaining funct

I'm having a good time doing Data-Oriented Programming (which is applying Clojure-style programming to other languages, in my case Python). IMO, chaining functions together rather than mutating objects and variables seem to be the most Pareto efficent takeaway from FP (at least in the Scheme/Clojure style, haven't tried F#/OcaML or Haskell). And HOP, though Python has native support for map and reduce and filter in the last few years, so great enough. And to be honest when I try to do something complicated in Clojure I end up blowing the stack anyway. Recursion is a bit too hard to grasp for non-programmers like me.