New wall paper

first thing I thought of was half life.. maybe part 3

Provide a source, comrade?

@ElectricCoffee it's from part 2 of an interview with Keeper Louis Andersen

https://notamonadtutorial.com/inter...

If I want to get into functional programming would you guys recommend Scala (would be my choice since I come from a Java background), F#, Haskell or maybe something entirely different?

@ElCapitan Since you like Java, I'd recommend starting with Clojure. It's a really good intro to LISP concepts. There's a lot of good FP too, and you have data structures like atoms and refs that mimick state so it's a little more comfortable for people new to it.

I'd still recommend learning Haskell some time down the road, just for the type system alone.

The order I learned FP in:
Clojure -> Erlang -> Haskell