From the link: "While we encourage clever code, and less mainstream languages (Hirewolves have a functional bias), these things are less important." I think i

From the link: "While we encourage clever code, and less mainstream languages (Hirewolves have a functional bias), these things are less important." I think it would be nice if they told you why they favor functional languages. Do they have a higher percentage of openings with employers already using FP for things like concurrency, distribution, fault-tolerance? Clever coding and functional languages are great, but there is also the idea of using the right tool for the right job, which may not always be FP.