shady-lady

Well, not really.. In effect, your class owns the relevant piece of data that it operates on and only allows pre-defined operations on that data.

Maybe my point is better articulated by saying [to me,] functional programming is more data oriented than OOP.

hmm, not so sure I agree to that extent.

[To me,]

FP is more about nobody owning the data. Everything operating on all the data. (Mostly) All data exposed and accessible.

OOP is about certain classes owning data and limiting exposure to that data.

100% disagree. Used Mint(& Cinnamon) for years. Recently switched to Fedora 24/25 (+ Gnome).

I will never go back. Gnome is way more polished and enjoyable to use.

Actually enjoyable.

see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14035071

see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14035071

Could you please look at some of the other postings and post something more informative than the 4 lines you posted.

Ditto for your other posting here. Your twitter bio says you're a technical recruiter for Nitro. If you wish to use this community to achieve your job target s, follow the community rules.

Stop posting generic BS which tells us nothing about the role or company.

crapiness comes more so on the readability/presentation aspect.

Curious over why CL vs Clojure? Any comments.

because 1) Subjective answer either way. and 2) because he (potentially) gets to have a better quality of life than he currently has, with more opportunities to boot.

Would disagree. Using Gnome with Fedora and it's rock solid and does everything I need as well as looking good.