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- Take a simple Lisp language. - Remove macros, s-expression. - Add a bunch of shit that could be trivially added if you still had macros.

• djacobs 16y ago
  Add a bunch of shit that could be trivially added if you still had macros. ... only now, they're standard, first-class citizens across all code using the language.
  • anon_d 16y ago
    None of the Lisp OO systems make objects feel second-class.