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That's the problem with boilerplate. You don't see that it's boilerplate until you see a languages where it's unnecessary.
by jules 16y ago
That's the problem with boilerplate. You don't see that it's boilerplate until you see a languages where it's unnecessary.
- khafra 16y agoIf that's true (and it seems likely) how can you avoid writing blub in lisp? How can you ever know to what extent you're writing blub in lisp?
- jules 16y agoYou mean writing blub-like code in Lisp? You probably cannot avoid that on your own unless your name is Guy Steele or someone like him, but by reading non-blub Lisp code you can.