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He says Lisp, rather than Common Lisp. Sure, given the context he's writing in now, maybe he means Common Lisp, but Joe Marshall was a Lisp programmer before Co
by mikelevins 1y ago
He says Lisp, rather than Common Lisp. Sure, given the context he's writing in now, maybe he means Common Lisp, but Joe Marshall was a Lisp programmer before Common Lisp existed, so he may not mean Common Lisp specifically.