Daily reminder that the s-expression is still the ideal way to represent data and code (which are the same thing anyway)

Daily reminder that the s-expression is still the ideal way to represent data and code (which are the same thing anyway)

>oh-look-this-thread-again.avi.exe

(define OP "faggot")

Nobody was able to prove me wrong last time.

(equal? OP "faggot")
#t

It's called multithreading.

Is this the RPN of the programming world?

lisp is the programming fedora

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Daily reminder that parsing s-expressions is inherently difficult for the human brain due to lack of differentiated syntax.

Only for human growing up in Latin languages.

>implying infix is easy to read and write
Lisp has perfect syntax.

>t. someone who hasn't written a single line of code in lisp

you don't have to own a fedora to know what a loser you would be for owning one.

>perfect
>significant space
pick one

underrated post

If S-expressions are so perfect, why do you shitcorn fucks feel the need to decorate them and pile syntactic sugar on top of them that destroys their ``purity''?

I did the first chapters of SICP and it truly is the coding fedora.

>In this moment I am euphoric. Not because of any phony language's practical applications. But because, I am enlightened by my intelligence

That would be Forth and other Postfix languages.

I actually like S-expr/Lisp-y syntax. I find it really easy to read because everything is COMPLETELY unambiguous.

>latinos
>human
Pick one.

What language do you use where whitespace isn't significant anywhere?

>not using a language where whitespace is the only significant thing
Shiggy.