After I learned OCaml, my coding mindset was totally distorted. I started writing Java code that looked like this: public Collection<foo> getCertainFoos() { return CollectionUtils.select(getFoos(), new Predicate() { public boolean evaluate(Object o) { return SOME_CONSTANT.equals(((Foo)o).getProperty()); } }); } </foo> This is kinda ugly in Java, but it’s simply what comes out when I was thinking [...]
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