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Anonymous

07/29/26(Wed)22:19:19 No.109407093

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>absolutely fucking mogs your favorite programmer

Anonymous
07/29/26(Wed)22:53:38 No.109407255

Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)22:53:38 No.109407255

Can he do this?

dead@icebreaker:~$ uname -a

ICE/UNIX icebreaker 12.9.417-quantum #4096 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC RT Mon Nov 17 03:14:08 UTC 2089 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Anonymous
07/29/26(Wed)22:55:45 No.109407265

Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)22:55:45 No.109407265

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clojure is not lisp

Anonymous
07/29/26(Wed)23:14:19 No.109407332

Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)23:14:19 No.109407332

>>109407265
post code

Anonymous
07/29/26(Wed)23:22:14 No.109407365

Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)23:22:14 No.109407365

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>>109407255
idk, but he surely can do your mom

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)00:38:03 No.109407724

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)00:38:03 No.109407724

>>109407365
My Mother and my Father are God. Can he do God?

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)02:59:30 No.109408171

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)02:59:30 No.109408171

>>109407093
why would anyone even have a favorite programmer? it's like having a favorite plumber.

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)03:04:06 No.109408184

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)03:04:06 No.109408184

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>>109408171
my favorite programmer is this

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)03:16:24 No.109408227

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)03:16:24 No.109408227

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>>109407093

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)03:39:15 No.109408299

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)03:39:15 No.109408299

>>109407093
Is it normal where you're from to have a "favorite" programmer?

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)04:13:53 No.109408413

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)04:13:53 No.109408413

>>109407265
in the best way.
Rich actually built a lisp to get real work done

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)04:49:57 No.109408532

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)04:49:57 No.109408532

>>109407365
what's with his nose?

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)07:25:07 No.109409178

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)07:25:07 No.109409178

>>109407093
Sure a lot more intellectually rigorous than Paul Graham that is for sure.

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)07:29:14 No.109409190

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)07:29:14 No.109409190

>>109408227
that guy is a vibecoder now

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)10:15:50 No.109410071

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)10:15:50 No.109410071

>>109407332
crickets

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)14:58:53 No.109411963

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)14:58:53 No.109411963

>>109407093
Rich is based

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)16:46:12 No.109412821

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)16:46:12 No.109412821

no tco in a lisp. recur is gimped. enjoy jvm stack trace errors that maps to invisible classes.

Anonymous
07/30/26(Thu)19:52:54 No.109413985

Anonymous 07/30/26(Thu)19:52:54 No.109413985

>>109412821
https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/trampoline
I literally don't have any problems with Clojure's stack traces. yes they are lengthy as fuck, but just go near the top and look for .clj files, problem solved
also, while I would like TCO, to this day I have not needed to use `trampoline`, and loop/recur has just worked each time I have needed it.