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Isn’t this just dunning kruger? Try and build something substantial for your gene science thing rather than some notebook script or CRUD app and see what complexity you run into.
Write a macro DSL in Clojure for it then throw it up as a library. To get to a higher level of abstraction than the general purpose languages you have to get more specific, maybe someone just hasn’t done it yet for your…
Does SQL or regex as a language rot? I’d say the abstraction above using SQL or regex to implement it rots, because it’s not formalised as a language. Does the implementation leak through things like JSON or a EBNF…
Ah shit, right, it’s probably for the best lisp isn’t mainstream.
Imagine the software industry if lisp was mainstream.
The nuts and bolts will be embeddable DSL’s, they are the only code which does not rot. Put them in a hierarchy with one compiling down into another or several and you have your building.
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Real
Isn’t this just dunning kruger? Try and build something substantial for your gene science thing rather than some notebook script or CRUD app and see what complexity you run into.
Write a macro DSL in Clojure for it then throw it up as a library. To get to a higher level of abstraction than the general purpose languages you have to get more specific, maybe someone just hasn’t done it yet for your…
Does SQL or regex as a language rot? I’d say the abstraction above using SQL or regex to implement it rots, because it’s not formalised as a language. Does the implementation leak through things like JSON or a EBNF…
Ah shit, right, it’s probably for the best lisp isn’t mainstream.
Imagine the software industry if lisp was mainstream.
The nuts and bolts will be embeddable DSL’s, they are the only code which does not rot. Put them in a hierarchy with one compiling down into another or several and you have your building.