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Yes, except that I'm not about to do a startup in Common Lisp or in anything else anytime soon. But why do you care what my position is, and why does it matter
by dventimi 14y ago
Yes, except that I'm not about to do a startup in Common Lisp or in anything else anytime soon.
But why do you care what my position is, and why does it matter why the OP posted the question?
- aerique 14y agoIf you were in this position I could try and help. Lisp is by far my favourite family of languages and any new success stories would be great. However, and this answers your second question, I did not understand why this question was important to the OP. I do not know but assume the most important thing for a YC company is the founders, their background, their product and their passion. Whichever programming language they use is of no consequence at all IMHO. (Unless we're talking Brainfuck or Malbolge.)