Aiden Fox Ivey@aidenfoxivey.com17 JulyAccording to "A Theory of Type Polymorphism in Programming", apparently polymorphism is considered distinct from LISP-style typeless programming? Now I'm sure sure if it's just because polymorphism is more "controlled" rather than LISP's dynamism.1
Aiden Fox Ivey@aidenfoxivey.com17 JulyDoesn't LISP also use ad-hoc polymorphism? Is it maybe that it's all pushed to runtime?
Aiden Fox Ivey repostedAaron Patterson@tenderlove.dev20 JuneHeading home from PLDI26. Met great people, learned tons of stuff, and I feel very inspired! Wish I had attended PLDI conference sooner1222