Hi All! This likely doesn't matter much, but I'm curious on which lisp dialect would be best for somebody new to lisp? Currently I'm comfortable in C, Python, Java, SQL stuff, and web dev stuff, but I've never touched Lisp. I don't have a 'project' with Lisp yet, but my goal is to 'get the lisp mindset' of why this language is so special. 'Think like a lisper.' Open to any and all thoughts!
Hey all - I really love emacs as a text editor and environment, but I'm wondering... Does there exist something that is- More customizable than emacs- more mature community and 'giants to stand on' (like packages)- Stronger expected lifespan- Realistic enough to actually commit to (not like, build the universe, build your OS from scratch)I'd love to hear if there's anything you've found beyond...
Thanks so much for reasoning with me!
Hey there!I’ve loved using Obsidian for the past year. It’s my second brain — I use it for storing future ideas, managing current projects, writing, thinking things through, and organizing logical reasoning. It’s served me super well, and honestly, my laptop is basically just an Obsidian machine at this point.But recently I stumbled across Emacs, and… you know how it goes — rabbit hole time ....