The good old pencil and paper, always reliable
The good old pencil and paper, always reliable
lmao, that vim guy got blown out of the water
In Common Lisp, as opposed to Scheme, it is not possible that the car of the compound form to be evaluated is an arbitrary form. If it is not a symbol, it must be a lambda expression, which looks like (lambda lambda-list form*).
It means the guy enlarged the texts in his buffer by 1 level
Write a simple project with each of these languages, and you’ll get the idea
So I can do terminal stuffs in Emacs, instead of having to open another terminal window