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I guess this is more of a historical curiosity rather than something that is relevant today?

• rbc 4y ago
  Norvig commented on this: http://norvig.com/Lisp-retro.html http://norvig.com/Lisp-retro.html The last section, "What did PAIP Accomplish?" summarizes his view on PAIPs legacy.
• larve 4y ago
  It's actually just a really good book about programming, with both "high-level" but also really practical advice (how to attack performance issues, how to debug). The examples are all really fun to build and extend. In fact I'm going through it again currently (I kickstarted a datalog compiler off of the prolog compiler chapter).
• sicp-enjoyer 4y ago
  No this is one of the best programming books you can buy. It's just not about ML.
  • lispm 4y ago
    > No this is one of the best programming books you can buy. It's even no-cost. The book is available for free in digital forms.