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

>>40
That's what they tell you.
Did you even read the wikipedia page?

>>41
I'm familiar with what the Dunning-Kruger effect is, so no, I haven't read it again. If you want a programmer's equivalent of the effect, look at the ``Blub paradox'', even though I don't really like quoting Graham.

>>39,41
This might surprise you but there are some people are both great at what they do and confident. Perhaps you are too stupid to understand Lisp and too stupid to understand why that's a bad thing.

>>43
U MAD.
You're obviously not as confident in your skills as you pretend because you react so violently when your little bubble of delusion is threatened.

>>44
Stop assuming all the posters are the same person.

>>45
And how you differ from the same person?

Prolog is awesome, Lisp is for posers.