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Mostly retired. I tried to do some startups but they all failed. Now I have a part-time gig at a chip manufacturer who uses Common Lisp for one of their inter
by lisper 5y ago
Mostly retired. I tried to do some startups but they all failed. Now I have a part-time gig at a chip manufacturer who uses Common Lisp for one of their internal design tools, so I'm helping them maintain that. Besides that I'm doing a little writing, a little hacking, a lot of traveling, and the odd podcast interview :-)
- tosh 5y agolove it!
- oumua_don17 5y ago>> have a part-time gig at a chip manufacturer who uses Common Lisp Is this design tool being actively developed or does the company want to phase it out eventually? Also sorry to ask as it may not be in this spirit of this thread but are there any open roles for a CL developer on this project?
- lisper 5y ago> Is this design tool being actively developed or does the company want to phase it out eventually? The tool is called Meta [1] and it was originally developed at a startup called Barefoot Networks which was recently acquired by Intel [2]. Whether Intel keeps it or not is still TBD. > Also sorry to ask as it may not be in this spirit of this thread but are there any open roles for a CL developer on this project? Possibly. Drop me a line if you're interested. --- [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGQd-suLvzQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGQd-suLvzQ [2] https://newsroom.intel.com/editorials/intel-acquire-barefoot-networks/ https://newsroom.intel.com/editorials/intel-acquire-barefoot...