Add README.md to //lisp
I sometimes forget the purpose of this project, so -- while it is fresh in my mind -- I'm documenting it in a README.
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|  | # Common Lisp | ||||||
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|  | Things that I like about Common Lisp: | ||||||
|  | - It's an S-expression based language. | ||||||
|  | - It has a powerful macro system | ||||||
|  | - It has a unique way of handling-errors | ||||||
|  | - It is highly introspectible | ||||||
|  | - The tooling integration with Emacs is the best I have ever seen for any language | ||||||
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 | ||||||
|  | Things that I don't like about Common Lisp: | ||||||
|  | - I find its standard libraries difficult to use and -- compared to modern | ||||||
|  |   libraries -- like Golang's or Elixir's standard libraries, Common Lisp's | ||||||
|  |   libraries are clunky | ||||||
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 | ||||||
|  | As such, I would like to modernize CL's libraries to resemble other libraries | ||||||
|  | with which I am more familiar and, therefore, productive. | ||||||
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