Email lately is a strange mix of startups trying to figure out how to avoid being destroyed by the coronavirus, and others trying to figure out how to handle the unprecedented demand.
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Paul, what's the equivalent of LISP right now that would be a good investment of 1000 hours to learn? (a powerful language/tech that could give you a competitive advatage, like it did for you at the time of Viaweb)? Is it still LISP?
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Thank you, Sir.
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Fwiw: it is reaaaaaaaally good.
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I have highlighted this over and over, but then they say Where ignorance is bliss its fally to be wise. All those who worship Graham, how do u miss this one thing he has been saying over and over?
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I'd guess for the same reasons described in his essay "Beating the Averages".
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How about Elixir?
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Or Lisp Flavoured Erlang?
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I’m also interested to know why you’re recommending Clojure as an advantage. What does it let you build extra fast?
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#Clojure is#data driven, and living on the JVM is great for#bigdata and#datascience workflows. Functional paradigm is a dream for these use cases.#ClojureScript makes UI programming a breeze. Major improvement over#React in vanilla JS. - Show replies
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