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the big question at this moment is whether this is the bad programmers version of the pl thread, or whether we are seriously talking about lisp ityool 2017
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Apr 17, 2017 16:29
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Stymie posted:programming is a spiritually and materially rewarding occupation for mathematically-inclined people that improves public quality of life 
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Apr 17, 2017 17:42
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hickey and armstrong over eich and van rossum every day of the weak anyway
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Apr 17, 2017 17:58
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lol it's super cool that we can have people post stuff that is literally evil without a shred of irony
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Apr 17, 2017 18:07
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we should honestly be talking about Lisp much more than we do, especially compared to crimes like the plangs
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Apr 17, 2017 19:40
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ive literally never used it other than changing crap in emacs
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Apr 17, 2017 22:14
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pram posted:ive literally never used it other than changing crap in emacs The only time I've seen lisp talked about in a practical way is in emacs. Hell, I'll be willing to bet that anyone who is serious about lisp also passionately uses emacs.
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Apr 18, 2017 06:38
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many years ago I applied for an internship at a company that did graphics software. they were using lisp on SGI machines. you will be surprised to hear that they stopped existing a few years later. I didn't get the job
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Nude posted:The only time I've seen lisp talked about in a practical way is in emacs. Hell, I'll be willing to bet that anyone who is serious about lisp also passionately uses emacs. in my journey to become a scootypuff jr. computer toucher, i worked through lisp/scheme tutorials, and it's been very instructive and fun making ~* ELEMENTAL COMPUTATION *~ out of basically nothing. like you can build a couple of crap versions of useful data structures, and inefficient sorting algorithms out of those crap basic elements and putting that together tickled me. is it practical, not because it is the year of our lord carly rae jepsen 2017, and computer touching is about knowing standard libraries and how to glue them together with other things to get the results you want.
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The Management posted:many years ago I applied for an internship at a company that did graphics software. they were using lisp on SGI machines. you will be surprised to hear that they stopped existing a few years later. was it Nichimen N-World, which became Winged Edge Mirai, which is now Izware Mirai? because that would have been pretty cool, their code is derived from the original Symbolics S-Graphics suite which Nichimen (a big Symbolics graphics customer) bought when Symbolics was in bankruptcy and ported from ZetaLisp on Genera to Common Lisp on Irix I've actually started to look into the current state of those assets, they'd be great to obtain and release to the public in some way
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eschaton posted:was it Nichimen N-World, which became Winged Edge Mirai, which is now Izware Mirai? because that would have been pretty cool, their code is derived from the original Symbolics S-Graphics suite which Nichimen (a big Symbolics graphics customer) bought when Symbolics was in bankruptcy and ported from ZetaLisp on Genera to Common Lisp on Irix yes. wow, I had completely forgotten the name. it was Nichimen Graphics. and I was clearly not qualified for the job at the time being a dumbass kid in my first few college years.
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The Management posted:yes. wow, I had completely forgotten the name. it was Nichimen Graphics. and I was clearly not qualified for the job at the time being a dumbass kid in my first few college years. still pretty cool!
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so Daniel Seagraves, the author of the Meroko TI Explorer emulator, has released his LambdaDelta LMI Lambda emulator it needs a bunch of stuff from BitSavers and a bunch of setup to run, but evidently it does run
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eschaton posted:so Daniel Seagraves, the author of the Meroko TI Explorer emulator, has released his LambdaDelta LMI Lambda emulator 
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Lambda: The Ultimate Laxative
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Nude posted:The only time I've seen lisp talked about in a practical way is in emacs. Hell, I'll be willing to bet that anyone who is serious about lisp also passionately uses emacs. There's a company ITA Software, now owned by Google, who wrote price finding software for flights in lisp. They still are afaik. That's the only company I know where their core software is in lisp.
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Apr 24, 2017 12:30
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I remember an old coworker who went to work for livingsocial writing clojure.
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yeah, whenever this stuff comes up it turns out there are lisp system lurking around in a lot of places. it certainly isn't hugely relevant, but emacs is still unlikely to be in the top 10 of actually relevant lisp software (depending, granted, on what dubious way of judging relevance one chooses)
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Apr 24, 2017 14:37
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Broken Machine posted:There's a company ITA Software, now owned by Google, who wrote price finding software for flights in lisp. They still are afaik. That's the only company I know where their core software is in lisp. isn't state street (still?) a lisp shop?
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ComradeCosmobot posted:isn't state street (still?) a lisp shop? I would imagine that, like many other central banks they use some lisp; I'm sure you'd find it at Chase too. With all the mergers they've had and given it's a fairly rare skill I doubt it's too key. Surprisingly a lot of core banking still runs in large batches on mainframes, like probably 80% of the transaction processing for most of them.
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akadajet posted:I remember an old coworker who went to work for livingsocial writing clojure. There are ppl at Apple writing clojure for business intel stuff.
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emoji posted:There are ppl at Apple writing clojure for business intel stuff. very seriously considered clojure for writing quant models but it turns out its a lot easier to find pandas developers if u really need to RIP Incanter  (
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Malcolm XML posted:very seriously considered clojure for writing quant models but it turns out its a lot easier to find pandas developers if u really need to Well of course the models are developed in pandas/scipy, and productionalized as rules in a clojure DSL due to an existing Big Java transaction thing used by many sub orgs.
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my goth gf posted:only gay people program in lisp please... the turing machine is imperative
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emoji posted:Well of course the models are developed in pandas/scipy, and productionalized as rules in a clojure DSL due to an existing Big Java transaction thing used by many sub orgs. That makes sense Clojire is neat and cool. I wish someone added wrlang features to it it would be be the best
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Broken Machine posted:I would imagine that, like many other central banks they use some lisp; I'm sure you'd find it at Chase too. With all the mergers they've had and given it's a fairly rare skill I doubt it's too key. Surprisingly a lot of core banking still runs in large batches on mainframes, like probably 80% of the transaction processing for most of them. well sure i mean unlike the trendy hipster rustgolerlanskell poo poo you guys are writing, this stuff actually has to work
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