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> Ok now do the part where lisp is actually used for any remotely useful project today... > So ya my question still stands. That list has 100 companies using
by BowBun 1y ago
> Ok now do the part where lisp is actually used for any remotely useful project today...
> So ya my question still stands.
That list has 100 companies using lisp today. Were you actually asking if any new companies write in Lisp? Cuz those exist as well - in the same list...
Not sure you know what your own question is!
- almostgotcaught 1y ago> That list has 100 companies using lisp today https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Spot_checking_sources https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Spot_checking_sour...
- BowBun 1y agoAh yes big lisp propaganda out there trying to convince you of the lie
- almostgotcaught 1y agoDon't understand what this has to do with my point - do you think you're supposed to only verify "propaganda" sources?
- BowBun 1y agoNot surprising! You didn't make any point you just posted a link to a wikipedia page. Again, sources were posted and you cherry-picked one that still confirmed what you asked about. Nw you're doubling down/moving goalposts. Real companies use lisp, in 2025. It's not that big of a deal.