Lisp - A thinking man's language

SQL, Lisp, and Haskell are the only programming languages that I've seen where one spends more time thinking than typing.
— Philip Greenspun, March 2007^[1]

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_(programming_language)#Quotations

>>40
more precisely.
lrn2english

>>41
I'm sorry, `preciselier'.

>>41
lrn2basiclogic. If she's a superset of fat and a subset of the intersection of bitches and fat whores, fat would be a subset of the intersection of bitches and fat whores. And since fat whores seems to be a proper subset of fat, your entire model just falls apart.
You sully /prog/ with your logical inconsistency.

>>43
I like my Venn diagrams like I like my space-time; in 4 dimensions + maybe some rolled-up ones.

>>44
I like your mother like I like my space-time; in 4 dimensions + maybe some rolled-up ones.

>>45
You're in luck, then.

I hate it when people bump old threads like this, I was going to retype >>21, until I realized I had already replied to this thread.

I hate it when people bump old threads like this, I was going to retype >>47, until I realized I had already replied to this thread twice.

>>47-48
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