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I fail to buy this argument -- Because Lisp is dead, I'll get better programmers for less money.

• trustfundbaby 15y ago
  Because it makes no sense ... Programmers for dead/dying ususally languages cost more
  • prodigal_erik 15y ago
    It's hard to motivate people to work in terrible old languages that won't contribute to their market value in the future. But I can believe that people make exceptions for languages that they love and wish weren't dead.
• s3b 15y ago
  If the language wasn't dead and there were lots of jobs available you'd have to compete with everybody else to hire the programmers.