Lisp is not the last word
(This is a snapshot of my old weblog. New posts and selected republished essays can be found at raganwald.com.) Ken Tilton asked: What is up the power continuum from Lisp? I don’t have a ready answer. However, just because I don’t have an answer doesn’t mean I don’t believe there’s an answer. It could be that Lisp is a little like Democracy. It could be the least powerful programming language poss
Smalltalk/X Programmers guide - Smalltalk/X language
Smalltalk for Lispers Introduction Besides the fundamental difference of function-oriented versus object oriented, Smalltalk shares a lot of other aspects, ideas and mechanisms with the Lisp programming language and systems. This document shows some of them. Please try to understand them - even if you are not a lisper, and even though some of them seem to be of academic interest only ;-) It may al
The myth of the non-portable Lisp program
my long answer to a short question.. Every Lisp program attempts to expand until it can run on all Lisp implementations. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by those which can. I don't believe it's possible to write a non-portable Common Lisp program that's relevant to the free software community. You can try, but you will fail. Your program will either become portable or be replace
Simon Cook – The Bipolar Investor | Lambda Associates
Simon Cook is a British technology investor who graduated from the University of Manchester Institute of Science & Technology. He is the co-founder and CEO of Draper Esprit, a risk capital company that was founded in 2006. We also know he has supported some important companies, including GRAZE, Pushdoctor. Although he has been able to win big time, he has also crashed into big losses. This time, L
What do you get in a commercial Common Lisp implementation? « Metacircular thoughts
Commercial Common Lisp implementations like LispWorks and Allegro Common Lisp cost thousands of dollars. What do you get in them which isn’t included in SBCL or something, which costs $0? ACL has AllegroCache, a true object database which has ACID transactions and scales to billions of objects. It is used transparently and integrates seamlessly with CLOS, Common Lisp’s ridiculously powerful object
The way to Lisp | Tux Deluxe
Lisp has come in from the cold. After years enduring the icy Artificial Intelligence (AI) winter, a period in the late eighties when Lisp was dumped by many thanks to associations with over-hyped AI research, and a frosty decade in academic obscurity, the open source community has dusted down this unique language, and freshened her up with lemon odour. Or rather Lemonodor.com, a high profile Web s
Stevey's Blog Rants: Lisp is Not an Acceptable Lisp
It's been over four months since Eric Kidd posted his infamous Why Ruby is an acceptable LISP article. You know, the one that got approximately 6.02e23 comments, ranging from "I agree!" through "I hate you!" to "I bred them together to create a monster!" Any time the comment thread becomes huge enough to exhibit emergent behavior, up to and including spawning new species of monsters, you know you'
Lispの真実
Leon Bambrick / 青木靖 訳 2006年9月24日 日曜 ここにLispの真実が明らかにされ、いくつかの代替が提示される。 Lispを学ぶことはあなたの人生を変える。 あなたの脳はすごく大きくなり、そんなに大きくなるものだとは思わなかったほどになるだろう。 あなたは自分のアプリケーションをすべて、ほんの一握りのコードで書き換えるだろう。 社会はあなたを避けるようになる。あなたも社会を避けるようになる。 あなたは自分のまわりの物やまわりの人すべてに不満を感じるようになる。 Lispは非常にシンプルであり、ほんの数分で学ぶことができる。私はさっきバスを待っている間に学んだ。 Lispは非常にシンプルであり、どんな言語を使おうと数ページのコードで実装できる。しかしそんなことをすることはないだろう。ひとたびLispを学んだなら、あなたはLisp以外の言語で何かを書こうとは思わなくなる
The Truth About Lisp (secretGeek.net)
In which the truth about lisp is revealed, and some alternatives are enumerated. Learning lisp will alter your life. Your brain will grow bigger than you ever thought possible. You will rewrite all of your applications in just a handful of lines Society will shun you. You will shun society. You will become disatisfied with everything and everyone around you. Lisp is so simple to learn that you can
How to Write an Interpreter in One Day
How to Write an Interpreter in One Day by Daniel Franke On a Friday evening I was chatting with my Programming Language Principles instructor, Professor Manuel Bermúdez. That afternoon he had introduced the class to an obscure language called RPAL, the Right-reference Pedagogical Algorithmic Language, designed by Wozencraft and Evans for the purpose of teaching functional programming. I had never
Paradigms of AI Programming: Preface
paradigm n 1 an example or pattern; esp an outstandingly clear or typical example. -Longman's Dictionary of the English Language, 1984 This book is concerned with three related topics: the field of artificial intelligence, or AI; the skill of computer programming; and the programming language Common Lisp. Careful readers of this book can expect to come away with an appreciation of the major questi
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