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> If it's so powerful that almost no one can use it, and it rules in almost no problem domains, ... how is it so powerful again? Couldn't you substitute calcul
by pjmorris 9y ago
> If it's so powerful that almost no one can use it, and it rules in almost no problem domains, ... how is it so powerful again?
Couldn't you substitute calculus, real analysis, or abstract algebra for Lisp in this statement and make the same claim?