Re:What Language Is Today's Python as Described by Paul Grah...
by brudgers on Tuesday April 07, 2015 @10:34AM
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Clojure. It's funnel is filled with people who solve the seriously complex real world problems that live on the JVM. Because learning Clojure requires the sort of investment that professional programmers make because they are professional and because Clojure attracts people who are attracted to lisps, it tends to filter out people who are just interested in lines of code for a paycheck.
Big pipeline through a highly selective filter.