>That first essay had a definite voice (the most important part of writing) and I thought the whimsy totally worked. I agree. I did feel bad for leaving such a

>That first essay had a definite voice (the most important part of writing) and I thought the whimsy totally worked. I agree. I did feel bad for leaving such a negative comment, which arguably was more informed by my experience of burnout than Common Lisp itself. It's hard to remain dispassionate when HN gets a bee in its collective bonnet about one's work.