It turned out in practice that a Lisp Machine was basically a Lisp interpreter implemented in hardware. A better and much more pragmatic solution was to compile Lisp to efficient machine code and then run it on any traditional CPU. Which is what we do today.
Inventing the Future, One Lisp Machine at a Time
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Re: Inventing the Future, One Lisp Machine at a Time
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Crazy take. Severance, Silo, Pluribus just off the top of my head. You don’t think they are high quality shows?
No they are not. They are bland and unoriginal.
Which service is putting out all the high quality stuff then, and what is it? Any examples?