/prog/'s opinion on

Clojure?

opinion on what? all i see is a black rectangle? my opinion is that it's... well... black?

>>1
fuck fuck fuck
this nigger shit is not relvant to my internets>!!>!
GNU99 AUTISM 130%
didn't even read it's Clojure.

JVM
TCO

OP is so visibly upset, that he needs to create a thread on our glorious board in an attempt to raise his self worth.

Come at me OP. I am the fucking pinnacle of man, both body and mind. I attend an Ivy league university, completely payed off by scholarships, with the leftover money used to buy myself a luxury vehicle. My grade point average is perfect point O. After I finish my dual bachelors I will be accepted straight away into the doctorate program. I will have two doctorate degree's by age twenty-five, owe zero debts, and make more money a year than you will in a lifetime. The funny thing is, this is the average /prog/ browser. There are many who far surpass me.

Of course, knowing this, you figure the only way to attack me is the only way you know how, using words of which the meaning escapes you, insult some genre of game no one on this board plays, and using our own image macros to mock yourself.

You forgot your "My face when" by the way, the text suits you perfectly.

Go ahead and reply, doing so only proves my point to such an extent that you might as well just beg to suck my dick and eat my bodily waste, so that maybe an iota of my greatness could pass onto you.

>>5
>owe zero debts
>There are many who far surpass me.
>Country owes 15 trillion

private void RFIDAndyJulRequest3(void)
{
  if (Wewanttoread)
  {
    while(!readsucces)
    {
      Andyread();
      //now code is what we read
    }
    Wewanttoread=false;
  }
  lcd.clear();
  lcd.setCursor(0,0);
  lcd.print("Ball got by:");
  lcd.setCursor(0,1);
  lcd.print(Andymatch(code));
}

private void button34_click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (serialPort1.IsOpen)
    {
    string andy = "R";
    serialPort1.Write("R");
    }
}

void Andycolorbit(int xloc,int yloc )
{
  byte the_byte_we_will_alter;
    //activate help variable
    the_byte_we_will_alter =dataG[yloc];
    //actual change
    the_byte_we_will_alter =the_byte_we_will_alter+powers[xloc];
    //return
    dataG[yloc]=the_byte_we_will_alter;
}

>>6
Is this your first attempt at quoting on world4ch?

>>8
>world4ch
what is that?

>>9
implying go back to /g/

>>10
| implying I am from /g/

>>11
kch

>>5
The funny thing is, this is the average /prog/ browser. There are many who far surpass me.
Oh, how I wish ;_;
Will I ever amount to anything, Prague? Please hold me~

>>13
If you're in the midwest we can get together to call ourselves worthless pieces of shit. If you're interested anyway.

My opinion: It's not in the same league as Common Lisp as a platform, but it is competitive with JRuby, Jythen, etc as a scripting language for the JVM. No programmable reader, no programmable pretty printer, no programmable object model, but I'd rather work with a lisp-like language than the alternatives when I need to work on the JVM.