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Comment #48608487
Due to other reasons, i can program about 4 hours a week beside other tasks. A few years ago I've given myself permission to spend it on a project I really like, but not really use…
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Comment #44596591
Nice, I starter rowing at 50. Same feeling on the water.
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Comment #44030550
I was hesitating to start writing my own PKMS. Today I started: Lisp and postgresql, thanks for writing this post!
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Comment #43658992
Never been happier since building an Erp system in pure lisp and postgresql.
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Comment #43652951
Lispworks has a free editition with lots of examples. Look into PAIP from Peter Norvig.
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Comment #42522649
Goed bezig!
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Comment #39559046
Thanks Joel, this makes sense.
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Comment #36889228
Big fan of Lispworks (Yes, there is a free version). Using it in production, as many others. Using Quicklisp in experiments. Not direct in my codebase. Lisp will always be there. L…
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Comment #35906847
RP3 seems to be the new standard. It replecates the movement of a boat better.
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Comment #35903493
Your coach was right, it was good advice, Olimpic rowers master this to perfection and make it look easy.
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Comment #34910575
Lispworks starts with an affordable hobbyist edition. There is also a hobbyist development edition.
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Comment #34910483
Just use quicklisp, it handles ASDF in a nice manner. Then jou just grow into using ASDF.
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Comment #34694198
Try rowing.
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Comment #31788644
Fred is from a time where there were no other means to climb a chimney. He worked safely for that time period. Worlink in a lithium mine these days is more dangerous.
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Comment #31491832
Well Yegg, I'll keep on using DDG. As I have done for years.
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Comment #29685988
What did you like to do when you were about 8 years old?
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Comment #29682935
Thanks, one warm hug for your too
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Comment #27232131
Thanks, these are good tips, I am going to change my current project.
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Comment #23233079
I use lispworks, the CAPI works well on allmost all platforms. They know what they are doing. Books: common lisp recipes, PAIP, ANSI COMMON LISP. The few libraries you need are ver…
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Comment #22794411
It's normal, just count the comments on this post. You have learned a lot on this "never finished" projects. Thats nice. Sometime along this road jou find the right project and mak…
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Comment #22443733
In Rotterdam these people might help: https://www.ontmoeting.org/locaties/ Or: https://www.rotterdam.nl/wonen-leven/wijkteams/ or: https://www.rotterdam.nl/locaties/centraal-onthaa…
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Comment #21954068
I bet that within some years, this idea will surface and gain momentum. Keep it as a side project.
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Comment #20552097
I'm using Lispworks. Good IDE, solid and CAPI is a great for development of IDE and graphics. Start using the free personal version and if you like it, get in touch with them, they…
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Comment #19255652
Nice, I like it a lot!
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Comment #18913520
Don't forget CommonLisp Recipes by Edmund Weitz. Best Lisp book in years.