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I mean there was a "lisp machine" in the distant past that actually ran lisp on metal. Does that count?
by throwawaymaths 4y ago
I mean there was a "lisp machine" in the distant past that actually ran lisp on metal. Does that count?
- ArtixFox 4y agoobviously no, we dont care about a language that was once used in a machine specifically for it, cuz we cant go in past and program in that specific machine. i think ive realised what is up with lisps, forths, etc. theoretically you can build all kinds of beautiful abstractions over it and use them for anything but in reality these languages cant do that and/or their communities dont care to implement it/its not their goal it might sound bad but it is what it is if i would have to say it in a worse way, these languages are all talk