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I wonder what made them think being a lisp programmer would be off-putting to employers.
by nmeofthestate 7y ago
I wonder what made them think being a lisp programmer would be off-putting to employers.
- pmiller2 7y agoMaybe fear of getting pigeonholed as a head in the clouds academic type who does little but proclaim the superiority of LISP and chide people for not understanding macros? Or some other LISP-based stereotype (that’s for AI, right? LISP is hard to read, I don’t know why you deal with that BS, etc.)
- DannyB2 7y agoSpeech therapists cons tand dotted pears and parenthesis.
- dreamcompiler 7y agoI expect it was because they considered Lisp "old" and that employers might also.