Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Wed 14th Sep 2005 15:07 UTC, submitted by Michał Moskal
A new major version of Nemerle language
was released. Nemerle features a very high level .NET language with
functional programming support. This version brings full support to .NET
2.0 generics and a bunch of
other things. After the release of C# 3.0 spec preview
it might be interesting to see how could next generation of .NET
languages look like.
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LOL. My first exposure to Lisp was via a contractor who (being eccentric yet indispensible), would do all her simultions in Lisp. It's very hard to find college-aged people doing Lisp, because the in-thing to do these days seems to be to churn out code monkies rather than cultivate real computer scientists. But that's a different rant entirely...
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2005-07-18
It's not surprising that every loser that spent a couple weeks dorking around with Lisp in college tries to feel elite because they wrote some toy program that does nothing.
If Lisp was so superior, then these weenies would have something to show for it by now, but they don't so all they can do is whine and claim everything is a rip off of Lisp. Biggest....losers....ever.
Maybe these asshats should've promoted something like Dylan when they had a chance instead of claiming that Lisp syntax didn't suck donkey balls.