Dmitrii Savichev

Because copy-paste programming and code that is more than 10% boilerplate is definitely not cool.

What? I can't evaluate my shiny symbolic expressions? Eat flaming death, you... Oh wait, it's my fault, never mind.

Because they are not here yet. That alone is more than enough to unarguably declare that the whole language is one big pile of suck.

For the lack of one of any kind. Come on, that's Lisp, not some pimply-faced teenager's Haskell.

We have only Cons, Car, and Cdr -- that's a Turing's drek pit!

There is no quoting at all. No quasi-quote, no unquote of any kind, even no simple quoting.

Sure, it can produce something that can (with a copious amount of handwaving) be called working (for very small values of 'working') assemblies. And that's all. No modularity of any...