g11479

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   by g11479 2y ago

   smart common lisp compilers are orders of magnitude faster than cpython without annotations and can be in the same ballpark as c or fortran with annotations, which means that you can do your numeric work in lisp itself, without calling out
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   by g11479 2y ago

   http://planet.lisp.org/ is the canonical lisp revival place to announce lisp related things. a very small subset of lispers hang out on places like reddit, discord or telegram
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   by g11479 2y ago

   i have a patched version of asdf 1.369 which was maintained by gary king, with contributions from luminaries like nikodemus, chrodes, weitz, pvaneynd and kevin rosenburg. i've patched it to support the recent extensions that people see
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   by g11479 2y ago

   it's fukamachi-ware, guy has a bunch of own solutions in the web development space, i suspect driven by his specific needs. they are, fwiw, not as idiosyncratic as some of the artisanal common lisp one-man solutions can be, but they ar
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   by g11479 2y ago

   faré the guy who briefly took over asdf development before quitting common lisp entirely to do scheme, or whatever he's doing right now, spent significant amount of time turning asdf from a 10kb file into 3000kb file in order to solve