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As I mentioned above, it probably varies per person. Nobody has reliable "head data" (studies) either way. If you can donate for a formal study, that would be g
by tabtab 8y ago
As I mentioned above, it probably varies per person. Nobody has reliable "head data" (studies) either way. If you can donate for a formal study, that would be great. But until then, my experience with other programmers is that people think different from each other. One's own head is not necessarily extrapolate-able to other heads. It's too small a sample size.
For my head and a couple of others who have agreed with me, an ordered map is a better root linguistic structure than nested lists. It's more natural to OUR heads. No language will make everyone happy, but map-oriented languages are under-explored. I intend to explore. Call me "Ferdinand Mapgellan".
- taeric 8y agoI didn't say a nested list in this regard. I specifically think alists is more natural to me. Basically, give me the first meaning I can think of for "Dust". Is it applicable here? No? Go down the list to the next definition of Dust. That said, I'm not trying to stonewall where you are searching. :) Good luck!