pdub1

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   by pdub1 7y ago

   One word: Prejudice. Sure, it can be done. But do they really need to be set apart that way? You'd be saying "These people we judge to be good because they have <quality they were born with>. They are different and better,
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   by pdub1 7y ago

   I've tried Clojure. I prefer a programming language that allows me to pick and choose which paradigms I want to follow-- whether OOP or FP, mutable or immutable, etc. I don't need Clojure to do that for me. Personally, I am tryin
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   by pdub1 7y ago

   I've noticed HackerNews has a lot of Clojure activists posting. I worked with Clojure for about a month. Then I decided to go back to NodeJS. - I have no need to java or JVM. - The Clojure stack traces aren't easily decipherable