#lispyGopherClimate https://archives.anonradio.net/202409110000_screwtape.mp3 #archived
#climate #academic the climate crisis at universities
why I think #lambdaMOO and #lisp indie #gameDev are our way forward with reference to #Heinlein's Cat Who Walks Through Walls (I made it to the last book, so...)

#music is gonna be @flockofnazguls #ModularTransmission live show from this week

I reworked my common lisp pseudo-MOO server to be a metacircularly programmable MOO first and foremost using a DSLGopher
#unix_surrealism @prahou

Tinkering around with a FRACTRAN library I wrote in Common Lisp :^)

I was too lazy to add sequential functions, but it is possible if you assign a unique prime to each function (as it will permit only that function)

Prime numbers just happen to be a powerful way to express the concept of "distinct" objects. In this case, the "objects" are registers/memory addresses. Might try replacing primes with strings...

https://patpatpat.xyz/data/fractran.lisp

#lisp #commonlisp #emacs #fractran #esolang

One week to go until the start of the Spring Lisp Game Jam and we just hit 90 participants! Can we get to 100???

https://itch.io/jam/spring-lisp-game-jam-2024

#lisp #gamejam #gamedev

This series of posts by @sjl is a true gem worth bookmarking. It describes a CHIP-8 emulator in Common Lisp whose techniques are applicable to other systems.

But the series is also a Lisp software design resource in disguise, as it presents a Domain-Specific Language for concisely and clearly describing machine architectures and instruction sets.

https://stevelosh.com/blog/2016/12/chip8-cpu/

#CommonLisp #lisp #SoftwareDesign

The NuBus started as an MIT research project and was used in such diverse machines as the NuMachine by TI (originally designed by Western Digital), LMI's Lambda and TI's Explorer Lisp machines, the TI1500 family of Unix servers, Apple's 68k (starting with the Mac II) and first generation PowerPC Macintoshes (7100/8100) and, in a modified version, as expansion bus for the NeXT Cube.

#retrocomputing #NuBus #NeXT #Lisp #Mac68k #TI

so after my last lisp post I implemented if statements and functions and a multi-line REPL, why didn't I tried making a lisp before?? it's so much fun!

also thanks to @Andre_LA for introducing me to this lispy world. 😁

#lisp #programming #dev

Did anyone here read the #paper: "Design of #Lisp based #processors; or #Scheme: the dielectric Lisp; or Finite Memories considered harmful; or #LAMBDA: the ultimate opcode" by Guy L Steele and Gerald J Sussman (1979)
<https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/5731>

It's starting to interest me *a lot* so I'm reading it again.
If you want to #discuss or know stuff about it I probably don't, come to me!