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The flip side is that people have been reinventing Lisp Machines and Smalltalk environments, poorly, for the last two decades, and many would argue we still are
by tokenrove 13y ago
The flip side is that people have been reinventing Lisp Machines and Smalltalk environments, poorly, for the last two decades, and many would argue we still aren't at feature-parity with them. It's obnoxious to see people take credit for ideas that predate them and pretend we're innovating.
- coolsunglasses 13y agoI'm pretty happy with Clojure as a next-generation Lisp.
- lispm 13y agoThen you have some work to do...
- ksrm 13y agocute.
- coolsunglasses 13y agoDid you have anything useful to contribute here? I'm fine with Clojure because I'm more interested in languages with type systems anyway.