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A big part of the curse of lisp is that anything feels possible. Even for one guy who works at a veg shop.
by wotbrew 4y ago
A big part of the curse of lisp is that anything feels possible. Even for one guy who works at a veg shop.
- grugagag 4y agoThere’s nothing wrong with it. It’s wrong not pursuing once get that feeling. Worse outcome is a much better understanding
- danuker 4y agoWorse outcome is wasting time tying your future to a language that will die soon, with few people you could hire to help. But the rewards are in line with the risks.
- stevepeg 4y agoGeez, it's a programming language not a spouse! You can just, you know, use another one if it doesn't work out.
- eyelidlessness 4y agoYep! I’ve been years parted from Clojure(Script) and I’m still glad we had those times we shared together.
- jsyolo 4y agoI don't see any macro usage in this project, what part of clojure made you feel anything is possible for this project?