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Edit: I have finally stopped somewhere to try and become somebody. Now I work on datalisp, this is not very easy to learn about as of now but you can join the telegram @datalisp or read the things on datalisp.is (currently forwards to https://sr.ht/~ilmu/tala.saman)
I have now thoroughly doxxed this account but bear in mind that it is not very secure and may be shared by multiple parties (at least with some prior consciousnessess of mine that are less influential on my behaviour than they used to be I suppose).
Although you have no idea what I am talking about yet just wait a bit more :))
Now that we've got super awesome FOSS implementations the party has gotten started and immediately there are so many crazy cool things coming out. I think common lisp is basically a better rust for a lot of the things rust is being used for.. Although of course rust is way better for many things also. It's not really an apples-to-apples comparison but the point is that common lisp is quite fast and good for application development (which rust is too but often with more complexity than necessary).
Another thing to remember is this rule of thumb where if you want to make a neutral prior for how long a technology will be around you should basically just look at how long it has already existed. Something exists for a week, probably it will be around for another week. Something exists for a decade, probably it will be around for another decade. Of course this is not a very detailed assessment but SICL and CIEL are respectively efforts at minimizing the bootstrap and modernizing the final product. There will be more of these efforts and eventually lisp will become a totally different language (as we approach the energy minimum for the vocabulary)... Essentially what I am trying to say is that right now; lisp code is the code that I have the most confidence in w.r.t. longevity.
The thing is; if someone lies to you repeatedly, then why do you trust them?
If you liked the story that got told up to the point it got told then you are the benificiary in the situation. If you got bummed out because it couldn't sustain your orgasm then well boohoo, go take some MDMA or whatever it is you do to keep a 24/7 hardon. The rest of us will enjoy the ups _and downs_ of life.
People! wake up! Reading is awesome? if you get emotionally invested and then never get a satisfying ending (or any ending at all) then you just learned a valuable life lesson. Now get over it and read another book! :)
It's amazing that you can get such strong feelings, as you grow older this may not be the case anymore so don't take your passion for granted.
I don't even know where to begin... so, I like reading, a lot. and I think this is a really stupid comment. I read constantly all sorts of things and 99% of the time they are partial things; some academic paper, some weekly fantasy series that go on forever, books, websites, whatever!
There is not particular harm done if someone can't finish a story by themselves, I have read so many stories (and all of tvtropes) that in my internal world all these different stories come together. You read one story like song of ice and fire and then another one like the first blade and then another one and another one and another one and eventually you see how they play out and what can happen and you learn to enjoy the glimpses rather than getting all huffed up that the author didn't put enough into it.
Seriously awful to be in a society that is so entitled that you can get top comment on the heading "Entitlement issues" with such an entitled comment.