Asking for dynamism in Swift is a great example of users asking for a specific feature without considering better solutions to their problem
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@mpweiher I believe that’s the most important point. I want people to be able to explore these alternatives from outside the compiler. -
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@alexisgallagher@mjtsai Well, just like Smalltalk-72, LISP goes to language design a bit *too* quickly.https://www.quora.com/Where-did-we-go-wrong-Why-didnt-Common-Lisp-fix-the-world?share=1 … -
@alexisgallagher@mjtsai So that’s one of the main thrusts of http://objective.st/ : a slightly more controlled metasystem than LISP/ST72 - View other replies
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@alexisgallagher@mjtsai But with hopefully more carrot than stick. That’s where the connectors come in: a framework for extension.
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@gte@al45tair@jspahrsummers@mdiep …those better alternatives and more.
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