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His "avoid sets" principle reminds me of the argument that Lisp is counterintuitive because people don't think in lists.
by seregine 18y ago
His "avoid sets" principle reminds me of the argument that Lisp is counterintuitive because people don't think in lists.
- michael_dorfman 18y agoBut then, oddly enough, he seems to propose using linked lists in his example. ("What are the first 3 letters of the alphabet?" What letter comes after ABC?")