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"Part of the culture of Schemers is to broadly interpret the term "Lisp." It's part of the culture of Common Lispers to wonder what is going on in the culture o
by sigzero 8y ago
"Part of the culture of Schemers is to broadly interpret the term "Lisp." It's part of the culture of Common Lispers to wonder what is going on in the culture of Schemers. :-)"
- kazinator 8y agoThat's right. Since I'm not in the culture of Schemers, I don't care what they consider Lisp. Every Tom, Dick and Harry clamors for his demented, non-Lisp programming language to be considered Lisp in order to create the appearance of a relationship to the associated allure and mystique. Ruby? Why, that's "MatzLisp".