>The most powerful programming language is Lisp. If you don't

as with everything else, he is 100% correct

>>58579024
Is Richard Stallman still someone of important in 2017?

>>58579095
>implying he ever was

so... when will /g/ get rid of him? I'm tired of seeing his face every time I come here

>>58579290
(rage)

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>>58579095
No he's a fat fuck.

>>58579024
Too bad he did nothing to help the language and instead implemented a half-assed version of his own that is used nowhere else except for a text editor and serves only to further divide the community and give people a bad taste of what Lisp languages can be.

Yes he's right, but the dumbass, being a lisp hacker, made a whole unix clone with C, bringing his lisp culture to C and thus obfuscating his C beyond any hope of readability, just furthering the dominance of unix on the OS domain (further burying lisp), and ultimately making a shitty duplicate of unix tools that don't follow it's KISS principle.