To be fair, LINQ is quite a good idea. Not new at all, i think the first thing any serious lisper do on a DB-heavy project is writing a query/select macro that

To be fair, LINQ is quite a good idea. Not new at all, i think the first thing any serious lisper do on a DB-heavy project is writing a query/select macro that does exactly the same thing, except better (sadly, i do mean "writing" the best way would have been to treat it the same as the loop macro, but on the other hand, it's like 2 LOC for a quite complete select macro. Never thought of that, but maybe the conciveness of common lisp plays against code reuse)