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You're not a hacker as your name indicates. You should be interested in learning new things beyond your current understanding, and lisp has an amazingly rich hi
by allenhai 11y ago
You're not a hacker as your name indicates. You should be interested in learning new things beyond your current understanding, and lisp has an amazingly rich history and rich future if I should say so myself. Live up to your name. You may find joy in that.
- pron 11y agoI really dislike that kind of attitude, even though Clojure is one of my favorite languages. There are so many things to learn in software and computer science, and programming languages -- even programming paradigms -- are a very, very small minority of them. Maybe the GP prefers to learn about data structures, optimization algorithms, scientific computing or OS design rather than new languages? I actually find that learning new languages is among the laziest, and least important things to learn in software and CS. Please don't put down other developers over what they choose to learn.
- nazgob 11y agoHe seems to prefer talking about Lisp syntax instead of learning.