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LISP is more akin to a class of languages rather than a single language in isolation, so it is kind of trick to ask what's "beyond" LISP.
by gizmo385 8y ago
LISP is more akin to a class of languages rather than a single language in isolation, so it is kind of trick to ask what's "beyond" LISP.
- moocowtruck 8y agoif we can solidly say what lisp is, then i'd assume there's beyond the horizon...if we can't say what lisp is.. then whats the point? is it just anything? i mean, if i have a lisp with static types vs not static types, why is the lisp part important at all? and you just have two different languages one with static types and one without? seems very unimportant? i dunno could someone enlighten me