Post A3MYWNcxYA0QcszlfU by devnul1@social.linux.pizza
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 (DIR) Post #A3KwC25zu5ccdgUKci by methyltheobromine@netzsphaere.xyz
       2021-01-17T18:25:21.137042Z
       
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       LEARNCOMMONLISP:blobcattableflip: STOPBADCODE
       
 (DIR) Post #A3Kwgxsrc4l4YN5vRA by redstarfish@social.linux.pizza
       2021-01-17T18:30:53Z
       
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       @methyltheobromine I am learning #Scheme (A dialect of Lisp). #Lisp is great!
       
 (DIR) Post #A3KxFpf8AkObBrIUC0 by snacks@netzsphaere.xyz
       2021-01-17T18:37:13.974744Z
       
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       @methyltheobromine I'm learning #FORTH, a language inspired by lisp
       
 (DIR) Post #A3KzdSRoKtIG36Saga by ivesen@miniwa.moe
       2021-01-17T19:03:55.411508Z
       
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       @methyltheobromine almost got an SBCL at the end there
       
 (DIR) Post #A3MYWNcxYA0QcszlfU by devnul1@social.linux.pizza
       2021-01-18T12:39:31Z
       
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       @methyltheobromine LEARNHASKELLSTOPBADCODE
       
 (DIR) Post #A3MYWQKHW3qczpHOTI by methyltheobromine@netzsphaere.xyz
       2021-01-18T13:09:29.310495Z
       
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       @devnul1 if I want a slow language like haskell I could just use elixir
       
 (DIR) Post #A3MZuxpeh1jVokDhiq by longyap@kiwifarms.cc
       2021-01-18T13:25:11.042706Z
       
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       @methyltheobromine bad code is my dna the pajeet spirit integrated into my souli will learn java instead of lisp
       
 (DIR) Post #A3MaLcqAqbKcX2AxWa by methyltheobromine@netzsphaere.xyz
       2021-01-18T13:30:00.348084Z
       
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       @longyap :lainstress: noooooo
       
 (DIR) Post #A3MeYRdYDGl9MjdiRk by wauz@muenchen.social
       2021-01-18T14:17:08Z
       
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       @gopiandcodeCan I have coffee instead?@methyltheobromine @devnul1
       
 (DIR) Post #A3N994PCXynOecJAIq by ezekielWordsworth@fedi.absturztau.be
       2021-01-18T19:59:55.105140Z
       
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       @methyltheobromine COMMON LISP IS THE WAY, LONG LIVE METAPROGRAMMING, LONG LIVE THE LIST PROCESSOR
       
 (DIR) Post #A3N9DDs9I7ejAopPbU by ezekielWordsworth@fedi.absturztau.be
       2021-01-18T20:00:35.208274Z
       
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       @longyap @methyltheobromine then learn clojure
       
 (DIR) Post #A3SmDabfA32xzTCia8 by louis@distrotoot.com
       2021-01-21T13:11:18Z
       
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       @redstarfish  I'm very interested about your experiences with Scheme or CL. Do you have prior programming experiences with non-Lisp languages?
       
 (DIR) Post #A3SqPdRArTf43tIVAO by redstarfish@social.linux.pizza
       2021-01-21T13:58:24Z
       
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       @louis I leaned to program in python last year, then I learned syntax of C. But then I wanted to learn the concepts about program design and structuring. So that's when I started reading "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" by Abelson and Sussman. This book uses Scheme to talk about those things.The way this book teaches, I am already fascinated about Scheme and this book, I am only through 2.2 of 5 chapters.
       
 (DIR) Post #A3SqxR9x15I5pRMLJo by redstarfish@social.linux.pizza
       2021-01-21T14:04:30Z
       
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       @louis In scheme, the way one procedure (something like functions) can take other procedures as argument and return procedures as values has completely blurred the distinction between procedures and data. Also scheme doesn't have much syntax, the book doesn't even teach Scheme officially, yet such power and beauty. Really amazing :-)I can tell you more about it when I finish reading the book.
       
 (DIR) Post #A3Sr8vKXBOoYaRmqfI by reto@pleroma.labrat.space
       2021-01-21T14:06:37.907426Z
       
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       @redstarfish @louis >can take other procedures as argument and return procedures as valuesThat's generally called "first class functions" and not particularly special... Any modern language can do that including python, js, go...