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[Dave Britten]

(03-25-2024 06:45 PM)johnb Wrote:  I think you'll find that there are 2 largely distinct subcultures here, with a 3rd weird minority (which I find that I'm a member of...

1. Rabid RPL-lovers
2. Rabid RPL-haters
3. Weirdos who tolerate RPL but love the machines that implement it.
   

Fellow weirdo here. I find RPL painful to use for writing any large application, but I love how much the design totally eliminates the distinction between "keyboard operation" and "programmed operation", allowing for extending the base system as you see fit. So I'll put up with it if I'm writing either programs to simply take in some arguments and calculate a result, or very small utilities. If I need to write a graphing calculator program with a complicated user interface, I'm going to reach for a TI or Casio.