9 Jan
2014
9 Jan
'14
3:37 a.m.
It's the
same kind of superior smugness you get from Lisp zealots, who
also use
ten-dollar words like "homoiconcity" and claim that it's the only tool
that can
bring us artificial intelligence, despite the fact that it has yet to
actually
produce any AI of note despite having been around for 56 years. It
does however
make sense once you realise that Lisp source code is also Polish
Notation.
It's not. Lisp does NOT use RPN.
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Lisp uses prefix ordering ...
There are languages that use RPN (I won't bother listing them) but Lisp
is not among them.
--Toby