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And then see it fall into disrepair and disuse because it becomes unmaintainable. LISP is 50 years old. If it was going to become useful for high performance s
by easytiger 12y ago
And then see it fall into disrepair and disuse because it becomes unmaintainable.
LISP is 50 years old. If it was going to become useful for high performance software in large scale distributed teams of development, it would have happened already.
- qu1j0t3 12y agoWow, what an extraordinarily ignorant and obtuse remark. Way to go HN!
- easytiger 12y agoPlease kindly explain where it falls down specifically. Very happy to be wrong should I be missing sometihng.
- tarpherder 12y agoNo no, you are mistaken. His reply is a special one. See, it not only refers to your reply, but it refers to itself as well! It's amazingly efficient, no need to respond to it any further!