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29  april     17h12
Yukari Hafner: On Lisp, LLMs, and Community
   In 2015 in London I attended my first European Lisp Symposium. I was 21 at the time, and while this wasn’t my first time abroad on my own, it was...
16  april     11h01
Tim Bradshaw: Structures of arrays
   Or, second system. A while ago, I decided that I’d like to test my intuition that Lisp (specifically implementations of Common Lisp) was not, in fact...
14  april     00h00
Robert Smith: Not all elementary functions can be expressed with exp-minus-log
   By Robert Smith All Elementary Functions from a Single Operator is a paper by Andrzej Odrzywołek that has been making rounds on the internet...
13  april     06h21
Scott L. Burson: FSet v2.4.2: CHAMP Bags, and v1.0 of my FSet book
   A couple of weeks ago I released FSet 2.4.0, which brought a CHAMP implementation of bags, filling out the suite of CHAMP types. 🚀...
12  april     00h00
Wimpie Nortje: Dependency hell revisited, updating my Qlot workflow.
   I wrote on this topic before but the landscape has changed a lot since then. Skip to the new Qlot workflow. When you work on projects that become...
08  april     10h48
Tim Bradshaw: Rules for Lisp programs
   Some very serious rules. Very serious. The essential rule. If you are not building languages in Lisp why are you even here? The lesser rules. If you...
06  april     04h09
Patrick Stein: Nomic Coding Game
   About 30 years ago, I had an idea for a coding game inspired by Nomic. It occurred to me last month that all of the tools I need are readily...
03  april     01h04
Marco Antoniotti: An Update on MK-DEFSYSTEM
   There are still a few of us (at least two) who are using MK:DEFSYSTEM. The venerable system construction tool has accumulated a lot of ancient cruft,...
02  april     00h00
Robert Smith: Idiomatic Lisp and the nbody benchmark
   When talking to Lisp programmers, you often hear something like, adapt Lisp to your problem, not your problem to Lisp. The basic idea is this: if...
27  march     10h00
ECL News: ECL 26.3.27 release
   We are announcing a new stable ECL release. This release highlights: bytecodes closures are now faster and avoid capturing unused parts of the...