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Clojure 1.6, Emacs 24.5... These are pretty old versions, at least of those.

• db48x 5mo ago
  Most of the things in that table won’t change from version to version anyway.
• rahen 5mo ago
  Emacs Lisp is a descendant of PDP-10 MAClisp, which makes it one of the oldest Lisp dialects still actively maintained. Whether it's version 24.5 or 30.2 doesn't make much of a difference semantically.
• devin 5mo ago
  To be fair I think the only real differences since 1.6 you’d see are transducer versions of some of what’s in here for Clojure. The stuff expressed here is all very basic.
  • waffletower 5mo ago
    There is a difference with the very first line item, though minor: "clojure --version" is available. True that transducers aren't going to be a part of this comparison.
• waffletower 5mo ago
  I have been a clojurist for more than a decade and I started with Clojure 1.7. 1.6 was released in 2014!