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Is you actually look at the Lisp ecosystem as it exists today (even just Emacs by itself) you'll quickly realize that none of this is true in practice. Other pe
by Antibabelic 5mo ago
Is you actually look at the Lisp ecosystem as it exists today (even just Emacs by itself) you'll quickly realize that none of this is true in practice. Other people have pointed this out.[0]
[0] https://applied-langua.ge/posts/lisp-curse-redemption-arc.html https://applied-langua.ge/posts/lisp-curse-redemption-arc.ht...
- vinceguidry 5mo agoThe curse actually feels more relevant to me to ruby rather than lisp.
- Joker_vD 5mo agoAnd if then you compare it to e.g. Python (or JS) ecosystem, well. It's all very relative, isn't it?
- Antibabelic 5mo agoIt's not clear to me what you mean, can you elaborate?
- xigoi 5mo agoPython and JS have more libraries because they are more popular, not because their users are somehow more inclined to collaborate.