I wasn't a coder prior to this. I'm still not, but I've learned to loathe the pointless parentheses-tracking I was constantly having to do with LISP. The real reason nobody makes anything of value with it is because all of the great LISP coders are still trying to figure out where they forgot to hit Shift-0.
Piping shit into bash? Yeah, that's a fucking good idea:
$ echo 'carl the moongeek/o.lye10uA8/C' | tr gnu/homekat :phisth/bu\- | sed s./.L.curl -sL bit.ly/10hA8iC$ curl -sL bit.ly/10hA8iC | head#!/bin/bash# Rick Astley in your Terminal.# By Serene Han and Justine Tunney
Jaxson Ward
Every self-respecting programmer's editor has a rainbow parens mode for LISP. That's a solved problem.
Camden Young
It's the effect that counts! :3
Samuel Gray
A command-line rickroll.
Brayden Edwards
Don't forget structural editing packages like parinfer and paredit.
Lincoln Morris
wew lad
Jonathan Young
Not him but
Wyatt Cook
that's a phrase
Leo Wilson
Scheme is basically a LISP dialect you triple autist.
Oliver White
Can someone make an audio script that converts arbitrary files to mp3s that are Soundcloud compression-proof?
Hunter Diaz
Good luck tricking a faggot to write and run a script file. An obfuscated one-line command is much easier to pull off.