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It feels like the language got too much features and then the model got so complicated that devs could no longer correctly reason about it. I would suspect that
by lixtra 8y ago
It feels like the language got too much features and then the model got so complicated that devs could no longer correctly reason about it. I would suspect that such errors are less likely in a simple language like lisp.
Did similar exploits happen in JavaScript?
- colordrops 8y agoJavaScript is not hard to reason about.
- BigJono 8y agoJust wait a few years.
- arethuza 8y ago"simple language like lisp" I guess some lisps might be simple but I wouldn't call Common Lisp simple!