Even though I’ve been using Emacs for years, I still have trouble
remembering a lot of the key combinations for commands that I
don’t use all the time (e.g.: killing and yanking rectangles,
bookmarks, etc.). I think Lotus 123 for DOS had a remarkably cool
user interface in that the menus let you explore around and find
things if you were . . . → Read More: 123-menu.el
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Interesting to see that Scheme is moving forward, though not everyone is totally happy with the direction. Arto Bendiken: R5.97RS Scheme . . . → Read More: Dissent in the Scheme community A bit of Scheme code that I was dorking around with a long time ago and never got around to posting. This probably only works in MzScheme since it uses implementation-specific APIs to do HTTP. Here’s an example of using it: marc@tbird:~/projects/scheme$ mzscheme Here’s a page (from a blog that’s on my blogroll) which links to two screencasts that show using LispWorks (a Common Lisp implementation on the Mac with a nice IDE) to do HTTP client and server stuff and then to develop a Reddit-like web site in around 20 minutes. I think these would be very impressive for . . . → Read More: Lisp movies I like reading Paul Graham essays from time to time, but sometimes he makes me scratch my head. In his “Revenge of the Nerds”, essay he says: “As one data point on the curve, at any rate, if you were to compete with ITA and chose to write your software in C, they would be able to develop . . . → Read More: The Irony of Paul Graham Getting started with ASDF CLiki : cl-yahoo CLiki : cl-delicious |
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