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Duncan Cross wrote: ...
Now, some people think it's worth slacking off a bit on this philosophy, but this suggestion is a complete reversal: it encourages code where, not only do you have to be familiar with the language to make sense of what a chunk of arbitrary Lua code is doing, but you have to be familiar with the author's personal set of favourite custom operators.
... I'll stop you right there and tell a joke: Q: How many Forth programmers does it take to screw in a lightbulb A: Just one, but it has to be the person that installed the lightbulb Don't even get me started on overloading things like "<<" and ">>" Ralph