Hackernews posts about Lisp
Lisp is a programming language known for its unique prefix notation and macro systems that allows developers to extend its syntax and functionality.
- Introduction to Nyquist and Lisp Programming (manual.audacityteam.org)
- The Revised Report on Scheme or An UnCommon Lisp (1985) [pdf] (dspace.mit.edu)
- Lisp Is Not Lists (github.com)
- A Lisp compiler to ARM written in Lisp (2) (forum.ulisp.com)
- Google Common Lisp Style Guide (Revision 1.28) (google.github.io)
- Steel Bank Common Lisp 2.5.9 (www.sbcl.org)
- Semantic Highlighting for Emacs Lisp (github.com)
- Delimited Continuations in Lone Lisp (www.matheusmoreira.com)
- Dylan: An object-oriented dynamic language (lispm.de)
- Taskflow-Rs (github.com)
- PYREX vs. pyrex: What's the difference? (www.corning.com)
- NASA discovers 'clearest sign of life that we've ever found on Mars' (www.washingtonpost.com)
- How the Golden Gate Bridge Works [video] (www.youtube.com)
- How to Discover New Music (stutz.substack.com)
- Fake Oxford (slate.com)
- Mamluk (en.wikipedia.org)
- Jetson One Personal Electric Aerial Vehicle (jetson.com)
- Climbing Mount Everest – Summit Day [video] (www.youtube.com)
- DXGI debugging: Microsoft put me on a list (slugcat.systems)