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You could've phrased your question in a way that's not like dissing someone's fashion sense. That aside, I think Lisp is genuinely at a sweet spot for the prod
by abecedarius 6y ago
You could've phrased your question in a way that's not like dissing someone's fashion sense.
That aside, I think Lisp is genuinely at a sweet spot for the product of nice-to-program-with and simple-to-implement. It's historically important besides, and there's lots of code worth reading in it (SICP and PAIP just to start).