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by kazinator
2016 days ago
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> it's actually convinced me on the virtue of regular OO/procedural languages over lisp. This is an example of the problem of Clojure being promoted as Lisp. There are now people whose idea of what is "Lisp" is represented by Clojure. You might like coding in a normal, procedural Lisp with OOP, but due to a bias induced by Clojure, you don't suspect that's even a thing. |
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