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by Jtsummers
23 days ago
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The article also claims that Common Lisp's last standard was from 2005 (the real standard is from 1994). In my own criticism I summed this up as "somewhat dubious history of programming languages" because trying to list it all detracted from my main complaint. The author wrote 88 pages (printed using its set font size) just to do a rug pull on page 86 or so where it turned out he was wanting to convince the reader of some other idea entirely. |
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