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OvermindDL1
Because it already exists, it’s Lisp. ^.^
Lol
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Rainer
Ah, this talk is meant to be satire, I thought it’s a documentation about how many programming languages are developed 
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Korbin73
I have always thought of “favorite languages” being languages that have the shortcomings that we are most willing to overlook 
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