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Notice that they are using Common Lisp, which is a multi-paradigm language, rather than a more functional lisp like Clojure.
by juki 7y ago
Notice that they are using Common Lisp, which is a multi-paradigm language, rather than a more functional lisp like Clojure.
- TurboHaskal 7y agoThey also use Clojure at Grammarly AFAIK.