lol

https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/566682225194696705

Seeing the Racket style guide http://docs.racket-lang.org/style/Choosing_the_Right_Construct.html … recommend local defines over let and lambda makes me :-). I thought it was "poor lisp".

Aurelio Reis ‏@AurelioReis Feb 14

@ID_AA_Carmack So. Many. Parens. So it goes for the Lisp-likes. Tried learning Closure a few months ago and, wow. Scala just looks nicer.
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Jan Rychter ‏@jrychter Feb 14

@ID_AA_Carmack BTW, you should really try Clojure. STM, concurrency, JVM. Then look at ClojureScript and core.async. Scheme is boring :)

only niggers use c++ when there's c and lisp

The degeneration of LISP

C++ is excellent if you're comfortable with low-level programming.

These people are fucking stupid. Also:

Terry A. Davis ‏@TempleOS Feb 14

@ID_AA_Carmack My Terry A. Davis ‏@TempleOS Feb 14

@ID_AA_Carmack My compiler Lex() always looks a token ahead. Cd("/Home");;#include use two ;; to allow Cd to take effect before #include
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compiler Lex() always looks a token ahead. Cd("/Home");;#include use two ;; to allow Cd to take effect before #include
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