LISP Machines had all this long before

http://fare.tunes.org/LispM.html
LISP Machine will automatically discover its configuration, finding its network address, the namespace server, etc. CHAOS probably had all this long before DHCP first appeared in 1996

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A little step for Lisp, a giant leap for the world.
If it becomes mainstream, more people will get attracted by Lisps, more people will not see some Lisp code and yell "OMG PARENTHESES!!1", more people may start moving from Clojure to CL/Scheme/Racket.

It may be utopic, but I want to believe.
(Also, Clojure is still better than Java, you can't deny it.)