Definitely one of the better postings I've seen on HN. In very little space it teaches you a lot about clojure + scala + concurrency. And it seems to me (comin

Definitely one of the better postings I've seen on HN. In very little space it teaches you a lot about clojure + scala + concurrency. And it seems to me (coming from a scheme + java background, so with no particular horse in the race) to be a rather honest comparison. I'm eager to see what the Scala community responds with (and hoping they take the time to show code).