in at least Common Lisp world slinging s-expressions is considered to be a hack, at best something you do in a development environment, like swank/slime wire protocol. one of the reasons is that a readtable is both…
> convert tables to lists array languages give you concepts for thinking about these problems where you can succinctly express that entire talk in a single sentence, something like "inverted tables improve cache…
these are obvious techniques from array world, j/k/apl, and the source of e.g. arthur's bold speed claims. personally I've discovered it insufficient to "just" convert tables to lists, you also need to understand the…
in at least Common Lisp world slinging s-expressions is considered to be a hack, at best something you do in a development environment, like swank/slime wire protocol. one of the reasons is that a readtable is both…
> convert tables to lists array languages give you concepts for thinking about these problems where you can succinctly express that entire talk in a single sentence, something like "inverted tables improve cache…
these are obvious techniques from array world, j/k/apl, and the source of e.g. arthur's bold speed claims. personally I've discovered it insufficient to "just" convert tables to lists, you also need to understand the…