... output.^2.1

The output could also be simple, like a Curses screen, or even a table of numbers.

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... Lisp.^3.1

Lots of people think Lisp is definitely too slow to bear consideration as a game language. Lots of people have stinky ass-holes, too.

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... programmer^3.2

People who have used Lisp only in an introductory artificial intelligence class in college are not experienced Lisp programmers.

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... know^4.1

Good implementations are significantly faster than Perl & Python, rivaling Java's performance & sometimes surpassing it in limited areas.

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... days^6.1

These days, as I write this, is 2003 C.E.

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... better.^8.1

Maybe I should write such a thing, now that I'm thinking of it. (2 July 2003)

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