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August 6, 2010

Java vs Ruby vs Clojoure

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Java: Time spent to think on what to write: 0 Time spent in writing: 60 Clojure: Time spent to think on what to write: 30 Time spent in writing: 5 (if you're good with brackets) Ruby: Time spent to think on what to write: 5 Time spent in writing: 5

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