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so? it's the same workflow and way of thinking.

• aidenn0 9y ago
  Clojure has a very different workflow and way of thinking to CL, both technically and culturally. I like both, but they take very different approaches to a lot of things (the most obvious of which is mutability).
  • dmead 9y ago
    you're splitting hairs. that is irrelevant.
    • aidenn0 9y ago
      Using vectors for grouping and lists for function/macro invocations vs. traditional s-expressions is irrelevant. Pretty much all the other differences between Clojure and CL are significant.
      • dmead 9y ago
        again, you're splitting hairs. that is almost irrelevant for someone that has never touched a lisp.