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I've said it before: j and k are the obvious replacements if you want to ruthlessly Huffman-code your Lisp-typing experience. I, mean how often do you really se
by leoc 14y ago
I've said it before: j and k are the obvious replacements if you want to ruthlessly Huffman-code your Lisp-typing experience. I, mean how often do you really see j or k inside the text of an atom? Not very often.
- pseut 14y ago> how often do you really see j or k inside the text of an atom? Just enclose j and k in parentheses on those rare occasions. Problem solved.