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Fine, don't change the language. Keep using the same thing for 10 years until it becomes obsolete and then wonder why you're unemployed (hint: nothing to do wit
by cstejerean 18y ago
Fine, don't change the language. Keep using the same thing for 10 years until it becomes obsolete and then wonder why you're unemployed (hint: nothing to do with outsourcing).
- axod 18y agoIs lisp obsolete yet?
- cstejerean 18y agoFrom the point of view of the average programmer: yes. There are some Lisp jobs available but those are usually taken by the best programmers (as opposed to the ones that look for excuses not to learn new things). From a quick search on dice here are the number of job listings for lisp, cobol and java. Lisp: 26 Cobol: 1007 Java: 15494