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Everytime I see this article and the comments(or other popular submissions on Lisp), I start learning Lisp(or Clojure). I start Touretzky's book or other books,
by myth_drannon 4y ago
Everytime I see this article and the comments(or other popular submissions on Lisp), I start learning Lisp(or Clojure). I start Touretzky's book or other books, do exersism.io, try to write a roguelike and others and then it fizzles out in a couple of months and I start to learn other more modern tech. I was expecting enlightment, but never received it (I tried for couple of months :) ). I think this has been going on for a decade at least.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoNice. Well I do the same with mainstream coding languages, since I started with Lisp. They tend to fizzle out, and I go back to Lisp. It's my "native programming language," to coin the phrase.