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minus-squareKissYagni@programming.devlinkfedilinkarrow-up5arrow-down3·1 month agoI’m still convince that polish notation was the biggest mistakes of Lisp. At some point, the guy who create Lisp language decide to get rid of 2 centuries of mathematic convention just because of a technical limitation that last for maybe 2 decades. Oh, and no one to talked about (1- x) ?
I’m still convince that polish notation was the biggest mistakes of Lisp. At some point, the guy who create Lisp language decide to get rid of 2 centuries of mathematic convention just because of a technical limitation that last for maybe 2 decades.
Oh, and no one to talked about
(1- x)?