Name: Anonymous 2013-11-19 15:57
Bunch of fucking retrohipsters who shit on any language who dares to use imperative logic, and then use their awesum smelly macros to reimplement a IF statement in about 37 ways.
Then complain about MUH PERFORMAMCE and GEEEECEEE, while using linked lists all the way down.
How elegant is your shitty code, BTW? How many pseudo-syntax did you have to reinvent only to have a spaghetti of parens while barely having decent support for things as simple as lambdas (even Java have them now, and more readable than yours, how does that feel)? How its going your numeric code where you can never make sense the mathematical operations (oh wait, more shitty macros, because when you have homoiconicoticoifocity you don't need decent language constructs at all!)
How does it feel that the most popular LISP variant nowadays is actually only because it have compatibility with Java and it's pretty much Haskell with parens?
How does it feel clinging to a shitty book from the 80s which pretty much everyone ignores nowadays, since ALGOL-like languages are just easier and more natural for the majority of algorithms?
But please, keep using your parens and leave the real world programming to the people who know better. Keep dreading in the bowels of the internet, so nobody needs deal with your shitty "list processing".
Then complain about MUH PERFORMAMCE and GEEEECEEE, while using linked lists all the way down.
How elegant is your shitty code, BTW? How many pseudo-syntax did you have to reinvent only to have a spaghetti of parens while barely having decent support for things as simple as lambdas (even Java have them now, and more readable than yours, how does that feel)? How its going your numeric code where you can never make sense the mathematical operations (oh wait, more shitty macros, because when you have homoiconicoticoifocity you don't need decent language constructs at all!)
How does it feel that the most popular LISP variant nowadays is actually only because it have compatibility with Java and it's pretty much Haskell with parens?
How does it feel clinging to a shitty book from the 80s which pretty much everyone ignores nowadays, since ALGOL-like languages are just easier and more natural for the majority of algorithms?
But please, keep using your parens and leave the real world programming to the people who know better. Keep dreading in the bowels of the internet, so nobody needs deal with your shitty "list processing".