That language is pretty cool but the author is a real “smug lisp weenie” on reddit and hacker news. He’s a firm believer that query the cons cell, a language isn’t a lisp.

query the cons cell?

Oops, “without”

Reading this makes me realize that I would love to have a centralized knowledge base where we can collect all things JVM in general and specially how they relate to Clojure. Things from tips & tricks (like understanding & reducing memory footprint), howtos (like debugging Clojure itself, profiling), tooling (like threads & heaps dumps, flight recording, etc), JVM flags (like -verbose:class, etc), different GCs and their tuning (like using epsilon for "no GC") and if there is anything known to affect Clojure in particular because of its persistent data structures, debugging class loading issues, etc. I feel there is a lot of knowledge in the Clojure community about all this stuff but almost nothing written down afaik.

I'm guessing the only reason there isn't one yet is that nobody has decided to build one yet? Starting out might be simpler than one might imagine.