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I see one Guy Steele in that thread. Is he the Guy Steele? Glancing wikipedia suggests he was asst prof at CMU around that time. Just curious.
by p333347 10y ago
I see one Guy Steele in that thread. Is he the Guy Steele? Glancing wikipedia suggests he was asst prof at CMU around that time. Just curious.
- jgw 10y agoIndeed it is - Fahlman worked with Steel et. al. on Common Lisp. Other notable folks I recognized in the thread: * Dave Touretzky - author of a well-regarded Lisp textbook in its day * Masaru Tomita - the guy who invented the GLR parser