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I think there are many people reading this thread who develop using a variety of Lisp as their primary language and are more than adequately compensated financi

I think there are many people reading this thread who develop using a variety of Lisp as their primary language and are more than adequately compensated financially, and yes, in 2023.

zsh_89 3y ago
Yes I completely agree. Yet I insist that it is responsible to clearly deliver that message that the numbers of applications/jobs are NOT at the same magnitude. Personally I've spent many hours on LISP related topic; I enjoyed the time; I recommend it as a low priority interesting topic. Things like develop a working distributed KV store(MIT 6.824), solid 1000+hours on competitive programming, those skill&knowledge are not only beautiful&interesting, but also make a person a better practical problem solver.