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It's referring to metaprogramming. Lots of large programs end up full of DSLs and config files with bespoke parsers and code generators, which are largely infer
by ludston 3y ago
It's referring to metaprogramming. Lots of large programs end up full of DSLs and config files with bespoke parsers and code generators, which are largely inferior (in that they are bloated, bespoke and less expressive) to the metaprogramming tools available in Common Lisp.
- rich_sasha 3y agoReminds me of Ansible. YAML is quite certainly the worst dialect of Lisp I ever encountered...
- bnpxft 3y agoYAML even has the worst form of macros I've even encountered in the form of go templates.