Tbqh, my remark was pretty condescending, because the original comment seemed to be suffering from the DK effect. In fairness, there's a kernel of truth in tha

Tbqh, my remark was pretty condescending, because the original comment seemed to be suffering from the DK effect. In fairness, there's a kernel of truth in that almost any article about Clojure seems to get uncritically upvoted, but that's another matter. The fact remains that Clojure, whilst not as popular as Scala, is nonetheless (quietly) in use at a lot of firms. Some more examples: * CitiGroup EU FX derivatives is pure-Clojure * There's at least three different hedge funds using it. * Deutsche Bank are definitely using it too.