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Let me know how you go reading this 😆 I tried 🤣
Let me know how you go reading this 😆 I tried 🤣
@prologic I really liked it. One or the other section might feel a bit dated, because it is. But that doesn't hurt the overall experience at all. Currently, I'm continuing with the next one: https://www.defmacro.org/2006/06/19/fp.html So far I can recomment this one, too. Both are written in an entertaining style and I feel like I have a little bit better understanding of things than before. But some mental power is required to wrap my head around some sections I've noticed. It's no mind candy. :-) But that's good. I never worked with any real functional language before. All my FP experience is limited what other languages offer in that field.
@lyse I guess I got a bit bored halfway through as I already know many of the concepts already, and yet I still don't desire to write in Lisp, ML, Haskell, Clojure, or Scale 😅
@lyse I guess I got a bit bored halfway through as I already know many of the concepts already, and yet I still don't desire to write in Lisp, ML, Haskell, Clojure, or Scale 😅
@prologic I see. Via s-expressions I came across John McCarthy's [CBCL (Common Business Communication Language)](http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/cbcl2/cbcl2.html) and now I'm reading Paul Baran's paper about The Future Computer Utility. Quite a fun excursion.