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If it has a Snopes article debunking it, it's the inverse of the lucky 10,000 since "everyone knows" the wrong fact
by BoorishBears 6y ago
If it has a Snopes article debunking it, it's the inverse of the lucky 10,000 since "everyone knows" the wrong fact
- redis_mlc 6y agoThe "interview" in snopes is a parody, but if you read it carefully, was based on pretty solid facts about lack of class reusability across companies, and complexity. (One argument for the limited adoption of lisp is that everybody has their own little internal or even personal non-standard libraries.) Ironically a lot of companies that wrote libraries in C++ ended up "downgrading" them to C for better cross-platform compatibility with various linkers.