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Portacle is a complete IDE for Common Lisp that you can take with you on a USB stick.
If you are looking for a quick solution, here it is. Otherwise, learn Emacs for
good. #emacs
Staying with Common Lisp. Safe no move perhaps? On a related note, here is an
enlightening discussion about Racket vs. Lisp: Why I haven’t jumped ship from
Common Lisp to Racket (just yet). #lisp #scheme
While I usually run Slime for little Lisp hacking, I noticed that serious people
are looking at SLY, the Sylvester the Cat’s Common Lisp IDE for Emacs. It looks
like there is even a Spacemacs layer. #emacs #lisp
Interesting read. (via Daniel Lemire)
Though we age, it is unclear how our bodies keep track of the time (assuming they do). Researchers claim that our blood cells could act as time keepers. When you transplant organs from a donor, they typically behave according to the age of the recipient. However, blood cells are an exception: they keep the same age as the donor. What would happen if we were to replace all blood cells in your body with younger or older ones?
After Jupyter notebook, we now get Jupyter book. Looks like a serious
alternative to RMarkdown/Gitbook (aka bookdown). #python
Just found Racket Machine Learning – Core. #scheme