Where "now" means C++17 or C++20 depending on whether or not you understand what INVOKE<R> semantics are?

TIL that std::visit supports multiple variants. How new is that ?

It's a series of articles, Julia is (briefly) mentioned in Part 3.

You need some sort of critical majority that cares about deeper aspects of whatever (over superfice) or else everyone focuses on superfice, as that's what all the public debates are about.

But lacking that, lisp could improve its syntax (did that, BTW not hard, just added some containers and a few standard infix operators, which all compile to lists).

Part 3 of this series discusses Common Lisp - https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2016/a-polyglots-guide-to-mult...

Huh, that is cleaner than a giant pattern match. It would be nice to have this at work, I know exactly how I’d use it...

Oh no, this is how lisp ruins people, isn’t it.

don't worry. the Julia peeps can also be smug about this (as one)

To your point, I assume the "polyglot" part was referring to the arguments this would spawn in the comment section

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