Also: it's good you concocted some arcane shit that works like a charm, but now nobody - except the ones whose pay you express in number of zeroes - is touching it.
Given that (I assume) you really do appreciate how much better the stacks of today are then the ones of the past, that seems a highly unwarranted assumption. Heck, I will tell you this: as much as a Lisp stack is better than the alternatives today, it’s not perfect. There’s a ton of future work to improve things even above the current state of the art.
But that state of the art is still better than what everyone else is using. What’s great about Lisp is that improvements are possible: with other technologies, there are more hard limits on what can be done.
I'm not dissing Lisp by any means by the way.
Probably for the best, but you can and he did and it’ll make you a billionaire all the same.
You can hook into anything that runs in Linux since it's abi is rock solid so the excuse of not being able to use the usual tech stacks doesn't hold water either.