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I'm curious why you're averse to learning and using javascript, Paul. It's really close to Lisp (no compile-time macros, but functions are first class objects,
by palish 19y ago
I'm curious why you're averse to learning and using javascript, Paul. It's really close to Lisp (no compile-time macros, but functions are first class objects, has lexical closures, so on). It's really a powerful language, much more so than C.
(Not criticizing, just curious)
- pg 19y agoI'm not averse to using it. Just never got around to it till now.