Mental bandwidth occupying distractions

A lot of fashionable languages and technologies end up being mental bandwidth occupying distractions that just end up wasting years of our best, most creative time. Don't get stuck in the (possibly kike) trap that kills all your energy and time.

Lisp macros promise you the power of a god. Linux promises to turn your machine into a perfect programmer's computer. Both promises are and have always been lies. Don't get sucked in.

Just because your OS is open source doesn't mean it isn't getting assraped by kikes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwcl17Q0bpk

Also, Lisp is infested with kikes:
http://www.clisp.org/impnotes/faq.html#faq-menorah

>>3
I agree. They aren't hard to use, and as I've already pointed out, I have used them. If you use them, I am sincerely happy for you and wish you happy CODING. (ohnowhathaveiunleashed)

Do you need a hug? By the way, I code in C as well, so unless you want to associate yourself with me in your mind, you may have to stop using C and choose something else.

>>2
Thank you for your reasoned, thoughtful, non thread-derailing response.

I appreciate and enjoy programming in Lisp, despite the things I've said. Even if I don't program in it day to day, it has influenced my thinking.

A recent study has shown that the words programmer and coder are in fact synonymous.

I use Java, Windows, and Python because they are fucking shit and are not hard to use if you are an idiot. Wish me luck programing anything beyond a login page with rounded corners with my infantile and simple environment.

>>6,8
Fucking hell. Could you possibly be even more of a Smug Lisp Weenie stereotype? http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?SmugLispWeenie
Unless you're trolling, you should consider going a bit easier on the unwarranted self importance.