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The codebase is as coherent as the author wants it to be, without the language imposing metaphors like objects or a pure functional style where they're not need
by msla 7y ago
The codebase is as coherent as the author wants it to be, without the language imposing metaphors like objects or a pure functional style where they're not needed. Lisp won't force you to write bad code, but that means it can't force you to write good code, either: If your Lisp code is incoherent, that's on you.
- andrewstuart 7y ago>> If your Lisp code is incoherent, that's on you. It's actually on anyone who comes after. That might be just me, or if the code is public it could be anyone.
- stan_rogers 7y agoThe phrase "that's on you" means "it's your fault".