@paulg Do you think building software in Lisp today would give you a competitive advantage? I'm reading your Beating the Averages essay again.
Yes, though other languages have caught up somewhat. Look at Clojure and Racket.
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You don't count racket as a lisp? Why?
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I mean those are examples of currently popular Lisp dialects.
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