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> for mainstream software development. LISP feels like both an "assembly language" and a "higher level language" at the same time. It's excellent for solving
by akira2501 3y ago
> for mainstream software development.
LISP feels like both an "assembly language" and a "higher level language" at the same time. It's excellent for solving unusual problems, but it carries a lot of baggage when aiming for "usual" problems.