Notices tagged with lisp, page 3
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!lisp = Lots of Identically Separated Parts
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@rozzin #bash, !python, #ruby, #fortran and #assembler have less parentheses than #lisp. Except for python they all use the dreadful “end”…
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I don't know of many languages that have fewer parentheses than #lisp; they mostly just have *more types of parens* and placement-rules.
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«Some joke #Lisp [means] "Lots of Irritating Silly Parentheses"; I [prefer] "Lisp Is Syntactically Pure"» → http://ur1.ca/avkk6 !emacs
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«Some joke #Lisp [means] "Lots of Irritating Silly Parentheses"; I [prefer] "Lisp Is Syntactically Pure"» → http://ur1.ca/avkk6 !emacs
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♻ @seanmcarroll: The #LISP machine at MIT, a pioneering effort in artificial intelligence. http://t.co/FXSRXrB7 !ai
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@sirmacik Doesn't look very lispy to me.
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Whoa, that looks awesome!
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What are !lisp.ers thoughts on lispyscript? http://lispyscript.com/
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= can take more than 2 operands but eq/eql/equal can't?? !lisp
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I was hoping this was going to use tree diagrams. THAT would be both keeping the power and clearing the clutter of !lisp s-expressions
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@arnebab I would rather have !lisp displayable in one's chosen syntax that have them mixed up in one language parser.
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#Lisp with less brackets - but with the full power of !gnu #guile → http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9sFTOKa-cg — needs some work for !emacs
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It is a myth in "full completion of that idea". But aspiring towards it leads to a cleaner infrastructure.
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@cwebber Also, binding tightly to the object isn't how CLOS works. That drives me nuts in languages that conflate packaging with dispatch.
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@cwebber That's the risk that comes from being the first standard. When others decide to work differently, you're stuck.
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@cwebber Guile has (method object args) with common lisp like generic functions, so you can do (append vbox widget)
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@barryfm @cwebber That there's only "one good way" is a myth even in Phyton, sorry.
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I don't want (someclass-somemethod object args) or (callmethod object 'methodname args)... I want (object.method args)!
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One heresy I really wish a lisp system had nailed down: *one* way to do OOP and (biggest heresy) dot notation.