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@retoor does clojure count? I haven't built anything useful with it but it's very cool.
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@spongessuck kiki is a fan
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@lorentz what’s your favorite lisp dialect?
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@kiki Javascript :) for real though, Clojure is probably my favourite for its pragmatism while keeping most of the macro system. It's a big inspiration
when your code is a mess but everything work out in the end
When you keep getting +1s on a rant you posted a month ago.
Go big or go home.
There are only two kinds of open source projects:
1. Short, all-lowercase, starts with “lib”, written in C, obscure author, used by 80% of the electronic devices on earth and in space, the modern civilization as we know it will collapse immediately should this library disappear
2. Name that tells you nothing, readme has the “Philosophy” section and emojis, written in JavaScript, author has 20k Twitter followers and 50k GitHub stars. When you run it, your laptop’s coolers start spinning like crazy
3. Common Lisp
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