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What are you doing this week? by @caius lobste.rs/s/eefzex

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    #lisp Kent M Pitman visual demo of 1984 #lispm Cross Referenced Editing Facility program for OpenUniversity #programming

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    Article in which I show simple multiple inheritance and method qualifiers in ANSI common lisp's common lisp object system, then show how the McCLIM implementation of the common lisp interface manager 2 specification turns the objects I was working with into rich general user interfaces with a minimal declarative effort presupposing that I was presenting lisp objects.

    Rich interfaces pervade lisp's history.
    screwlisp.small-web.org/clim/b

    A common lisp interface manager application-frame window on its own. There are three different presentation-type presentations of (CHARLIE THE FEATHERLESS BIPED).

    Alt...A common lisp interface manager application-frame window on its own. There are three different presentation-type presentations of (CHARLIE THE FEATHERLESS BIPED).

    Alt...The McCLIM application-frame from the other image, but shown in context in front of an emacs slime repl behind it. The mouse moves over the presentations: The "expression" presentation-type is seen to be naturally sensitive (a box appears around it when moused over)

    Alt...Similar to the other animation, though this shows the expression presentation-type of the data and the foobar presentation-type in the article of the data (they are obviously the same, but the latter has a box around it as written)

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      Audio-primary content for inspiration in software development? lobste.rs/s/tldyec

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        What are you doing this weekend? by @caius lobste.rs/s/ndfgai

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          I wrote a followup about 's position in the language rankings top 25 for 2025 including notes from the article's thread.

          screwlisp.small-web.org/moment

          where I give examples of possibly (not) including historic languages in the list, viewed as a middle-aged lisp,

          speculation about Visual Basic '98 as another completely-stable and reliably supported similarly-to-lisp target,

          examples of how the ANSI standardised language still evolves.

          A bar plot titled

"Years of programmer experience and compiler maturity with the language used today of TIOBE index's top 25 programming languages of 2025"

- only lisp and Visual Basic '98 are more than babies (and both about 30- lisp just over, VB '98 just under)

          Alt...A bar plot titled "Years of programmer experience and compiler maturity with the language used today of TIOBE index's top 25 programming languages of 2025" - only lisp and Visual Basic '98 are more than babies (and both about 30- lisp just over, VB '98 just under)

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            Synit: Reactivity and object capabilities in the system layer of an OS lobste.rs/s/z0sqo3
            synit.org/

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              screwlisp.small-web.org/fundam
              I graphed the number of years since each of the tiobe programming language top 25 current versions were created and found only ANSI Common Lisp (and Visual Basic 1998) aren't babies. I look at @nytpu 's article about lisp as a fulcrum for understanding what a current programming language having a long history is like. There are no examples outside of LISP.

              Looking forward to your thoughts.

              The TIOBE programming language impact index's top 25 hot languages of 2025. The only languages that have existed for more than 5 years are lisp (over 30) and the discontinued Visual Basic 1998 (over 25). Both are at the tail end (right side) of the top 25 hot languages. It is a bar chart with grid lines.

              Alt...The TIOBE programming language impact index's top 25 hot languages of 2025. The only languages that have existed for more than 5 years are lisp (over 30) and the discontinued Visual Basic 1998 (over 25). Both are at the tail end (right side) of the top 25 hot languages. It is a bar chart with grid lines.

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                Archive pending
                communitymedia.video/c/screwta
                @kentpitman answering some of the questions and comments in this thread:
                gamerplus.org/@screwlisp/11553

                - several notes on islisp islisp.info/

                - Tool reuse versus new
                - (modularity versus globality)

                - Learning using only symbols?

                - questions thread included a discussion of @JohnMashey viz unix

                there will be a part 2

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                  in which I play with the make-my-own-level player activity. (It's unix-surrealism-jam not just NicCLIM because it is built around the unique unix-surrealism-jam controls not my preexisting NicCLIM's)

                  Article: screwlisp.small-web.org/lispga

                  Jam submission itch.io/jam/autumn-lisp-game-j ,
                  my fellow jammers:
                  +
                  Pixel Outlaw's itch.io/jam/autumn-lisp-game-j
                  @mdhughes ' MUD itch.io/jam/autumn-lisp-game-j

                  no images... About 11 columns of a "hexagonal" arrangement of boxes on the right half of a common lisp interface manager user interface, with the left having an interactor and several informational boxes. It is my NicCLIM, which is basically just McCLIM as such.

                  Alt...no images... About 11 columns of a "hexagonal" arrangement of boxes on the right half of a common lisp interface manager user interface, with the left having an interactor and several informational boxes. It is my NicCLIM, which is basically just McCLIM as such.

                  Alt...An animation of the NicCLIM from earlier: but the too-wide map has been replaced with a fits-nicely-grid, in which a radio choice pops up, allowing the player @ to travel to 'the right half' map.

                  Alt...My NicCLIM McCLIM map again; but I added pictures, in which I basically replaced LEFT with a squiggly cursive left, right similarly, left2rite similarly. Except I used white in left2right, so I put the unix_surrealism penguin behind it in the map for contrast.

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                    Opinion piece: On Zig (and the design choices within) lobste.rs/s/uclead
                    blueberrywren.dev/blog/on-zig/

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                      What are you doing this week? by @caius lobste.rs/s/ekawwc

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                        Software design patterns; Are there test cases or recipes for specific patterns? lobste.rs/s/ityd7h

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                          wooo I made my jam week game and player-focused level editor (well, prescription anyway). The jam submission is here: itch.io/jam/autumn-lisp-game-j

                          But the article/instructions mirror in which itchio did not break my markdown is here: screwlisp.small-web.org/lispga

                          Alt...Animated gif of emacs .. the McCLIM window of the game being dumped into a lisp image and the game, which pops up graphical and texty radio boxes. Techno-mage wandering the desert.

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                            What are you doing this weekend? by @caius lobste.rs/s/5eskxn

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                              I feel cheated, I've found a project claiming to be "blazing fast" and it is not written in .
                              I thought the rustaceans had trademarked the expression 😁😁😁😁

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                                Building blobd: single-machine object store with sub-millisecond reads and 15 GB/s uploads lobste.rs/s/yr6l6l
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                                  I wonder what it will take to get in the top 50 of the Tiobe index. Any thoughts?

                                  For those that say, "a killer app" -- since I know that response is coming -- what is Raku's most likely class of killer app?

                                  Also, congrats to the crowd for making it into the 30's. You've earned it! I'm still of the opinion Raku can learn from Zig at the community level.

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                                    Is 's jump in the index reflective of anything real?

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                                      Myna: monospace typeface designed for symbol-heavy programming languages lobste.rs/s/7w2aj3
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                                        Disassembling Terabytes of Random Data with Zig and Capstone to Prove a Point lobste.rs/s/jzw3ih
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                                          American Tuesday evening = 12am Wednesday UTC+0
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                                          need to repair archive
                                          communitymedia.video/c/screwta

                                          -ing @someodd !
                                          + Notes from solderpunk and @tomasino

                                          Also, ino's thehierophant.world exists

                                          - someodd's games and programs

                                          @mdhughes 46 years of game wisdom phlog

                                          turned 35

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                                          New Lispy gopher climate banner sketch #unix_Surrealism by @prahou@merveilles.town - Tuesday evenings in the Americas, Sunday mornings in europe. The one-eyed gopher and many-eyed lisp alien are talking to a beautifully drawn face.

                                          Alt...New Lispy gopher climate banner sketch #unix_Surrealism by @prahou@merveilles.town - Tuesday evenings in the Americas, Sunday mornings in europe. The one-eyed gopher and many-eyed lisp alien are talking to a beautifully drawn face.

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