deciding
7 stories and discussions about deciding, aggregated from every source we track.
<p>I am deciding which lisp to invest my time learning, and I am really struggling to make a decision between Common Lisp and Racket. I was curious of the opinions of people on this site. The main conclusions I have gathered from reading about them is:</p> <p>Racket:</p> <p>Simpler to learn</p> <p>More momentum in the community, likelihood of broader adoption</p> <p>Has gradually typed extension</p> <p>Common Lisp:</p> <p>Better tooling / dev environment</p> <p>Better for industrial uses - code is faster</p> <p>Neutral (I don't know enough to have an opinion)</p> <p>Lisp-1 vs. Lisp-2</p> <p>Hygenic vs. Unhygenic macros</p> <p>Smaller amount of well documented libraries vs. lots of half implemented undocumented libraries</p> <p>What would you choose to learn in 2019, given that you plan on using it well into the future?</p>
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The model deciding whether to wake someone up doesn't need to sing Bohemian Rhapsody in Klingon. Working with Jev has me thinking about how much less we should ask of AI.