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November 28 2011
November 15 2011
cl-creditcard
a common lisp library providing a common interface to charge creditcards
October 25 2011
RIP John McCarthy
(poster was created using lisp, of course)
Father of Lisp and AI John McCarthy has died
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silenius
October 02 2011
April 01 2011
“ "You are in a maze of little twisty format directives, all different." "You are in a twisty maze of little format directives, all different." "You are in a little maze of twisty format directives, all different."... ”— nyef in #lisp
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silenius
February 25 2011
“— #lisp. It's funny because it's true.”<Guthur> anyone know what sort of proof one needs to provide of being a student for ELS?
<Xach> Write LISP in all caps, ask for help with implementing "flatten"
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antifuchs
November 04 2010
Chillax and Protocols « (blog :sykosomatic)
Excellent summary of how object oriented programming in CL is different form OOP in most other languages.Reposted from
antifuchs
October 29 2010
Play fullscreen
Land of Lisp- The Music Video!
(Watch out for the "Play him off, keyboard cat" cameo!)
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antifuchs
October 28 2010
October 09 2010
Quicklisp beta information
The quicklisp beta is now available. Go get it!Quicklisp aims to make it easy to get started with a rich set of community-developed Common Lisp libraries.And it does (-:
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antifuchs
August 27 2010
“ Absolutely do *not* place closing brackets on their own lines.— Taylor R. Campbell, in Riastradh's Lisp Style Rules
Rationale: The parentheses grow lonely if their closing brackets are all kept separated and segregated. ”
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silenius
August 16 2010
Xach's QuickLisp intro. A very neat way to load Common Lisp packages.
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antifuchs
August 04 2010
April 21 2010
March 31 2010
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hannes
January 22 2010
“ I would rather piss off a thousand RMS's than one MCC. ”— kmachine/k-lisp.txt
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silenius
January 20 2010
January 06 2010
“ [...] Simply, I realised that no matter how much time, effort, work or money is plunged into free software (in fairness, this is unlikely to be unique to Lisp) the response from this "new user" market is always going to be "Sucks. Is there even any desire on anyone's part to improve the situation?". Anything you did more than three weeks ago when they started looking at lisp is taken for granted, assumed to be provided by some capricious god in Days of Old and now just part of the natural state of things.— Modernizing Common Lisp - comp.lang.lisp
So, no, as far as I'm concerned, there isn't any such desire. These days I write code because (and when) I enjoy it and I think it'll be useful to me or to my fellow hackers; if I decide I'd enjoy something else more, I'll do that instead. The new users can go and fuck themselves. Or they can attempt to set up their Lisp systems using only tools and libraries that were available in 1998 and see how they get on. Good luck guys; I hear that CMUCL has just gained an x86 backend, so you might be able to get it running on Linux. You may need to crosscompile from Alpha, though. ”
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luismbo
October 27 2009
Nov
3
Berlin Lispers Meetup
You are kindly invited to the first "Berlin Lispers Meetup", an informal gathering for anyone interested in Lisp, beer or coffee, organized by Willem Broekema and Hans Hübner.
There are no official presentations planned, but everyone is free to bring a laptop and demonstrate some cool work.
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antifuchs
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