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Common Lisp clone of Minecraft(youtube.com)
11 points by svetlyak40wt 8y ago|0 comments
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by svetlyak40wt 8y ago
Common Lisp?
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by svetlyak40wt 8y ago
Interesting. It doesn't use any framework like for web. Running on a raw Hunchentoot. Uses Parenscript to generate JS.
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by svetlyak40wt 8y ago
Actually, lisp varian can be also a: (mapcar #'string-downcase '("Hello" "world!"))
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by svetlyak40wt 8y ago
There is already a good PDF version of the Common Lisp Standard Draft. You can download it here: http://cvberry.com/tech_writings/notes/common_lisp_standard_...
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by svetlyak40wt 8y ago
I'd recomment a ClozureCL instead of SBCL for a newcomer, because CCL does not do some optimizations and it is easier to debug. For example, it will show you local variables created by `let`, but SBCL – does not.
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by svetlyak40wt 9y ago
Great article with a very thoughtful description of choice of the Clojure over other languages.
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by svetlyak40wt 9y ago
I've used vim about 10 years and switched to Emacs, when decided to dive into a Common Lisp seriously. Because it has much better integration (thanks to the Slime and Swank).
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by svetlyak40wt 9y ago
And there is Emacs implemented in Common Lisp. There are so many things,made just "because we can"!
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by svetlyak40wt 10y ago
Don't search, go do something cool,what all people will talk about!
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by svetlyak40wt 10y ago
Or Practical NonLisp, or Nonpractical Common Lisp.
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by svetlyak40wt 10y ago
If you have any questions about the project, you can ask me, I'm the developer of this thing.
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12Forks – GitHub forks analyzer(12forks.com)
1 points by svetlyak40wt 10y ago|1 comments
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by svetlyak40wt 12y ago
You'll become a much better programmer working on real project. Believe me.
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by svetlyak40wt 13y ago
They are doing not exactly what I want. I want to know which changes actually were introduced in version A.B.C.
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by svetlyak40wt 13y ago
So, nobody knows the solution?
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How to track an updates to a 3party libraries?
6 points by svetlyak40wt 13y ago|4 comments
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by svetlyak40wt 13y ago
I only tested dotfiler under OSX and Ubuntu. Feel free to give it a chance with Cygwin.
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by svetlyak40wt 13y ago
Now I use it on all of my servers and on the MacBook Air as well.
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Right way to manage dotfiles(dev.svetlyak.ru)
1 points by svetlyak40wt 13y ago|4 comments
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by svetlyak40wt 13y ago
We wrote this project during last DjangoDash. I'm wondering if somebody is interested in a service to track changelogs of various libraries?
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Machinery to extract ChangeLogs from git repositories(allmychanges.com)
1 points by svetlyak40wt 13y ago|1 comments
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by svetlyak40wt 14y ago
Features description sounds too marketing and too bullshit. 1) Where are real usage examples? 2) Where is even one use-case? 3) What can be built on top of it?
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GitHub in Numbers(dev.svetlyak.ru)
1 points by svetlyak40wt 15y ago|0 comments
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by svetlyak40wt 16y ago
By the way, I created a nice helper to track how forks are going on the GitHub, using RSS feed reader: https://github.com/svetlyak40wt/forkfeed
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by svetlyak40wt 16y ago
Why not to write it in a much simplier way? Like this: function bar(n) { // still has dependency on q, r, s } foo(..., bar);