I find seeing a multipoint dotted Java name in front of an s-expression deeply unsettling somehow, and I never learned Java anyway, so Clojure was of limited ut

I find seeing a multipoint dotted Java name in front of an s-expression deeply unsettling somehow, and I never learned Java anyway, so Clojure was of limited utility to me since so much stuff seemed handed off to Java built-ins. And I think there is an argument to be made against projects like this, because they're so dependent, but I guess in the case of Hy, that dependence is literally the point. I never felt like it was the case with Clojure, because the host language was so very different from the experimental FP playground Clojurists seem to want.