Lisp Hackers: Marijn Haverbeke
The next person in our series is Marijn Haverbeke, who's not only the author of several pretty useful Common Lisp libraries (some of which he touches in the interview), but also a succesful JavaScript hacker, winning JS1K contest, and writing a profound book about the language — "Eloquent JavaScript". Besides, he hacks on Mozilla Rust and his own language Hob, not to mention co-authoring a JavaScr
Lisp, the Universe and Everything
Last week, I did a quick hack that quite delighted me: I added a way to visually watch the progress of training my MGL-based neural networks inside Emacs. And then people on twitter asked me to show the code. So, it will be here, but first I wanted to rant a bit about one of my pet peeves. Low-Tech In the age of Jupyter and TensorBoard, adding a way to see an image that records the value of a loss
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