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Sunstone – the last unreleased Lisp machine architecture from Symbolics [pdf]
- mepian 4y agoFor more context, here's the specification of its predecessor, the I-Machine: http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/symbolics/I_Machine/I-Machine_Architecture_Specification.pdf http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/symbolics/I_Machine/I-Machine_A... A lecture at MIT about the I-Machine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e39LnDVBl4c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e39LnDVBl4c
- sm001 4y agoI used a Symbolics Lisp machine in 1987. I developed Prolog programs on it. It was great. Like your own small mainframe.
- voldacar 4y agoWhat kind of work were you doing? They were several times the price of a highend PC at the time, right?
- prettyStandard 4y agoOne would think you would develop lisp programs on a lisp machine.
- smegsicle 4y agoseems to be a document from oct 1987 with updates from feb 1988 randomly interleaved?
- Krisjohn 4y agoMake sure your mature content filter is turned on if you decide to Google Sunstone at work.
- stolen_biscuit 4y agoWhy's that? A quick google with no filters gave me nothing NSFW
- Saint_Genet 4y agoMaybe the curse of personalized search results struck for OP
- freemint 4y agoBecause there is an online comic of adult humans with BDSM themes which features lesbians and a diverse set of well written characters living an urban, queer and kink positive life under that name. This might violate conservative sensibilities. Also contains pre-marital sex, sexualisation of the male body and non traditionally attractive and mostly average looking females.
- protomyth 4y agoStjepan Sejic is a very good artist / storyteller and his work with the majors and his other independent projects are amazing. Death Vigil is amazing.