jsjolen

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1. 61.▲
   by jsjolen 9y ago

   The goal of a constraint solver is to bind (constrain) all of the defined variables to a single value which satisfies the constraints put upon that variable. This is in essence traversing through a search tree (through DFS) and finding a va
2. 62.▲
   by jsjolen 10y ago

   I think a lot of people in this thread are being absolutely ridiculous. It's not easy to implement channels in Lisp because of Lisp, it's because the work is already done for you. What mainstream language doesn't have structs
3. 63.▲
   by jsjolen 10y ago

   >For example: I was reading the SICP and using racket that looks like an interesting runtime nowadays. Turns out that a while a go the dev team made cons immutable and that's okay I guess but it broke (at least for me) the experienc
4. 64.▲
   by jsjolen 10y ago

   Hi! It is a lot better, I don't think SBCL gets the "kitty of doom" start up message anymore. I'd love it if you'd try and let us know :-) (or you could just ask on #lisp). I know for a fact that Clozure CL works we