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Personally I think the issue is with advocacy. I would have a hard time selling Lisp at a lot of places because it's been around long enough that the management
by icey 18y ago
Personally I think the issue is with advocacy. I would have a hard time selling Lisp at a lot of places because it's been around long enough that the management has heard of it, but they heard about it "in the eighties", which I think gives them some pause. A lot of people lump Lisp together with COBOL and the like, just out of ignorance.
- nihilocrat 18y agoI thought it was more because Lisp is "that language which will make you a better coder which I need to learn some day, but never actually do".