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blake shaw 🇵🇸rml@functional.cafe
2023-06-07

Robert Strandh on Omnipresent and low-overhead application debugging in #SICL for #ELSconf 2020

youtube.com/watch?v=w5rXaxMCSg

#lisp

blake shaw 🇵🇸rml@functional.cafe
2023-04-29

The main takeway from Gerald Sussman's keynote on #AI at #ELSconf is that he was definitely reading The Little Learner over the past few weeks

#scheme #lisp

blake shaw 🇵🇸rml@functional.cafe
2023-04-27

so many amazing talks at #ELSconf this year, feels like a real #lisp glow-up is brewin'

blake shaw 🇵🇸rml@functional.cafe
2023-04-27

"The focus of my research is applying #fp, in particular #chez #scheme, to low-level problems — the type of situations that usually call for #rust or #c"

— highly recommended talk on programming with serialized data from @vollmerm @ #ELSconf

twitch.tv/videos/1803057942
#compilers #lisp

blake shaw 🇵🇸rml@functional.cafe
2023-04-27

Good talk about #Kandria, the platformer developed in Common #Lisp using #CLOS, as well as #Alloy, the #UI protocol toolkit used to develop it, from Tuesday at #ELSconf

twitch.tv/videos/1803073686
(starts at approx. 1hr into the stream)

a screenshot from the 2d platformer "Kandria" developed in Common Lisp
blake shaw 🇵🇸rml@functional.cafe
2023-04-26

excited to tune into the European #Lisp Symposium (although a day late)

#elsconf
twitch.tv/videos/1803113296

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2023-01-15

@Seanleblanc

WRT Object System ():

The seminal book ›The Art of the Metaobject protocol‹ (1991, ) by , & demonstrates & discusses many design patterns for |s with protocol, in which methods are not part of classes, due to , paradigms.

It also contributed much to .

🌺

🦎 telegram.me/FamilyOfLisp
🦎 matrix.to/#/#family-of-lisp:ma

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2023-01-14

@freakazoid

Regarding the publications of on and related topics — have you had a look around here?

🧷 plover.com/~mjd/misc/hbaker-ar

🌺

🦎 telegram.me/FamilyOfLisp
🦎 matrix.to/#/#family-of-lisp:ma

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2023-01-14

@Shou @ntnsndr @Paul030 @christina

I'm also very much interested in establishing a , that is, a of |s focused on projects involving programming languages in the .

The motivation is that & need to observe sufficiently different aims, practices, paradigms and risks with programming languages.

🌺

🦎 telegram.me/FamilyOfLisp
🦎 matrix.to/#/#family-of-lisp:ma

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2023-01-10

40 days left to the submission deadline of () in :

🧷 (Friendica) libranet.de/display/0b6b25a8-1

🦎 (Matrix) matrix.to/#/!gqlYAZsfzSnmFNEHA

🦎 (Telegram) telegram.me/FamilyOfLisp/309

🌺

🏷️ # ISLisp

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2023-01-08

The and groups named are now synchronized (bridged):

🦎 telegram.me/FamilyOfLisp

🦎 matrix.to/#/#family-of-lisp:ma

The two groups are for friendly exchange and dialogue on topics related to the Family of languages.

🌺

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2023-01-06

@louis@emacs.ch

You will propably have more joy with the Allegro Common Lisp success stories:

🧷 franz.com/success/

(I think I mentioned the page already some days ago.)

🌺

🦎 telegram.me/FamilyOfLisp

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2023-01-06

@arnelson

I think that's easy to do as an embeded language in by changing the reader function for the #\( reader construction.

You can lexically bind the variable *readtable* such that the reader expands the syntax in the way you'd like.

Outside of this transient binding, the usual CL syntax will be active.

🧷 lispworks.com/documentation/lw

🌺

🦎 telegram.me/FamilyOfLisp

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2023-01-02

@rml

And said / should use () integrated circuites whereever possible for . :)

🌺

🦎 telegram.me/FamilyOfLisp

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2022-12-25

On and :

›Call for Papers — 16th European Symposium — — — 2023-04-24/25‹

🔗 Friendica: libranet.de/display/0b6b25a8-1

🦎 Telegram: t.me/FamilyOfLisp/309

🌺

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2022-12-25

On :

›The extended form of the Common Lisp <loop> macro as a Controlled Natural Language (CNL)‹

🔗 libranet.de/display/0b6b25a8-1

🌺

🦎 t.me/FamilyOfLisp

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2022-12-24

@comatory

Some resources (mostly books) related to and other paradigms applied in the programming languages of the are listed here:

🦎 t.me/FamilyOfLisp/8

For some current conferences, see

🦎 t.me/FamilyOfLisp/63

HTH!

🌺

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2022-12-21

If you would like to come over to a friendly group on Telegram focused on the programming languages in the — please feel welcomed to join!

We are here:

→ t.me/FamilyOfLisp 🦎

🌺

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2022-12-20

@lojikil @anticomputer@emacs.ch @lispnik

I have a big heart for all of them, and I am particular in love with , though Steele didn't manage to fully resolve some issues with the semantics of the alpha-beta syntax.

However, since this work predates , I consider it possible to resolve those issues with a language design which still uses the concept, but combined with generic dispatch.

🌺

🔗 t.me/FamilyOfLisp

🏷️

Jörg Preisendörferjpreisendoerfer
2022-12-20

@anticomputer@emacs.ch @lispnik

There's also a famed paper on by Guy L Steele Jr and W Daniel Hillis from :

→ dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/319

The book is Hillis' thesis (supervised by Gerald J Sussman) which is based on his () from :

→ dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/5

A Technical Summary of the CM-2 is here:

→ people.csail.mit.edu/bradley/c

🌺

🔗 t.me/FamilyOfLisp

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