Michael F. Lamb@m455 I've heard that common lisp is the more "practical" language with a large library of available tools, ("common lisp object system" for object-oriented programming is a big one that comes to mind) while scheme is more minimalist and the libraries less unified or likely to work across implementations
(but I don't care, because the projects I'm interested in use guile scheme)
but get more opinions because i don't know wtf i'm talking about
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