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Prevalent use of these macros in clojure code is admission to the following facts, 1. Lisp code is hard to read. 2. Lisp based languages do not have "small sy
by dominotw 7y ago
Prevalent use of these macros in clojure code is admission to the following facts,
1. Lisp code is hard to read.
2. Lisp based languages do not have "small syntax".
- beders 7y agoLMFTFY: (one Lisp code is hard to read for people who don't read lisp code.) (two Lisp based languages have tree-like structures with a simple syntax)
- dominotw 7y agowhich would imply clojure programmers don't know how to read lisp code.
- EdwardDiego 7y agoNothing to do with Lisp code, because otherwise F# wouldn't have a pipe operator. f x |> Seq.map g |> Seq.filter h |> Seq.groupBy (fun x -> x.Name) Is just more explicit and obvious than Seq.groupBy (fun x -> x.Name) (Seq.filter h (Seq.map g (f x)))
- dominotw 7y agoI don't know much about F# but do you know if language has to be "expanded" to support that pipe operator?
- schpaencoder 7y agoFacts?