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An interesting thing is Common Lisp's place in the graph. It roughly translates to saying Common Lispers have less woes relatively. The CL nerds were right all
by cscurmudgeon 12y ago
An interesting thing is Common Lisp's place in the graph. It roughly translates to saying Common Lispers have less woes relatively. The CL nerds were right all along :)
- Almaviva 12y agoThat or they just would rather suffer than talk to or work with another human being.
- mrottenkolber 12y agoWhy did you even bother writing that, is it supposed to be funny? Because there is certainly no truth or utility to this ridiculous speculation.
- qbrass 12y agoJust like the comment it was replying to.
- mrottenkolber 12y agoNo, it translates into CL is quite widespread but we don't use SO (we have CLHS/good documentation, c.l.lisp, #lisp, loads of mailing lists etc.). Also SO is kind of geared towards entry level programmers, which applies to few CL folks.
- _broody 12y agoThen, too, unlike other languages that frequently attract veteran programmers rather than newbies, CL doesn't appear utterly baffling to an initiate.
- mrottenkolber 12y agoYep, its not like CL isn't a good first language. You'll just find few people recommending it as such, even more since scheme also exists.