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I found the conversation to be sub-par and disappointing. I also find it discouraging that these arguments inevitably boil down to a Clojure-vs-Common-Lisp argu
by cmiles74 8y ago
I found the conversation to be sub-par and disappointing. I also find it discouraging that these arguments inevitably boil down to a Clojure-vs-Common-Lisp argument. What about Racket, Guile, Chicken Scheme, etc.?
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- nightfly 8y agoProbably because CLojure feels the closest to Common Lisp, so it's the best comparison.