offlineguy

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   by offlineguy 2mo ago

   I was fortunate enough to use lisp professionally for nearly 20 years. The only reason that gig ended was the unfortunate demise of the majority owner and founder, and his heirs selling the shop to a competitor that only wanted the customer
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   by offlineguy 5y ago

   I like this one, written by a former colleague: https://www.amazon.com/Concise-Guide-DNS-BIND/dp/0789722739/
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   by offlineguy 6y ago

   Original minesweeper ensures that the first move is never a mine.
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   by offlineguy 6y ago

   I wrote a FIX engine in Common Lisp once, working for a Norwegian retail broker. Worked like a charm for many years, connected to multiple market places and brokerages. Adapting to new counterparties was certainly a bit of work, but genera
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   by offlineguy 9y ago

   If you don’t know what you’re doing, you can introduce bugs regardless of programming language.