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My bet is that when Clojure gets to be 29 years old it will, also, suffer from several problems. I don't believe it is possible to design a future proof program

My bet is that when Clojure gets to be 29 years old it will, also, suffer from several problems. I don't believe it is possible to design a future proof programming language. Who knows what will come next and how it will affect programming tasks?

brudgers 14y ago
To clarify, I am making a reference to this PG essay: http://www.paulgraham.com/hundred.html http://www.paulgraham.com/hundred.html