Just to clarify: In Functional, the function is immutable and idempotent. It should be as simple as `sum = (x, y) => x + y. Doesn't matter how many times you call it with the same parameters, the output is the same. It does NOTHING except the intended function. It is, literally, the sense of a mathematical function (hence the name). It follows the UNIX philosophy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy) In OOP, there should be two properties for the operands in the class (passed by it through the arguments of the constructor), then the same sum method. The only difference is that functional receives what it process (they can be static) and OOP stores the parameters in an instance for reutilization. Input --> Processing --> Output The basic data processing from the 50's still apply.

This is one of the most stupid article I began to read (could not read until the end, too painfull). There is a lot of uses for indexed array access (including, for instance, comparing or using two correlated arrays with only one loop, instead of a nested loop). Using a function call requires stack manipulation, context switching, etc. Is slow as hell. Thousands of times slow (but don't trust me, do a test, as any scientific method requires). You are just a bad programmer and hashnode just became a Medium competitor (in article quality).

Pastebot (every thing you put on clipboard will be available to paste anytime - pressing Cmd+Shift+V will show a menu with all previous copied stuff). Karabiner-Elements to fix the dreadful Mac keyboard layout (after 30 years typing in IBM keyboards, it's kinda frustrating to have to use 3 control keys instead of 2) Sensible Side Buttons - it will allow back and forward mouse buttons to work, then you can use a grown man mouse with more than 1 button Magnet - bring Windows Aero Snap for mac. For an OS that doesn't even have maximize button, it's an awesome tool to organize windows (for example, you have an iOS simulator on the left and want Chrome to fill the screen at right? Just move Chrome window to the right corner and it will snap to occupy half screen to the right). RIghtZoom - Turns the green window button into maximize instead of useless full screen AltTab - Brings a decent task switcher to MacOS, showing windows instead of applications (there is a LOT of applications that have more than one window and the default task switcher is useless nowadays) Moped - A simple text editor (it's meant to replace Windows notepad - sometimes you just need an text editor to save something, without the fuzz to save, dialogs, etc... - Moped is simple as it can get) Franz - It consumes a LOT of RAM, but you can have thousands of services in one place (GMail, WhatsApp, Slack, etc.), with notifications. OhMyZSH - Really, that's one piece of sofware I really really really miss on Windows. So useful ZSH tools and feedback.

Speak for yourself. I often work, focused, for 6 hours straight (without any pause). Sometimes, a lot more than that. Doing what I like, for a product I own, it's totally different. But, some days, I can't even start to work... And there are days like this that just forcing to start to work it works and I stay focused for a long time. I guess the article title should be: no company slave can work 8 hours straight. =)