Planet Lisp Archives - February, 2007

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February, 2007

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February, 2007

2nd

The log5 user's guide - Gary King
CL-Markdown to 0.8.3 - Gary King

3rd

random acts of functional programming - Nathan Froyd
The 5 Things Meme - Bill Clementson
II - A Discordian shall always use the official discordian document numbering system - Andreas Fuchs

4th

Log5 reaches 0.2.0 - Gary King
LIFT to 1.2.1 - Gary King
4 Feb 2007 - Christophe Rhodes
Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February - Quantum Computing - Bill Clementson

5th

Let's Lisp again! - Pascal Costanza
Trivial-Shell to 0.1.2 - Gary King
CL-Markdown to 0.8.4 - Gary King
5 Feb 2007 - Ingvar Mattsson

6th

Latest 'Crossing Borders' is about Lisp - Richard Cook
Unintended consequences - Andreas Fuchs

7th

Compilation speed in SBCL over the years - Juho Snellman
Scheme (and C++) Gameplay programmer - Lispjobs

8th

LIFT to 1.2.2 - Gary King

9th

SLIME Tips and Techniques - Part 5 (Alternative Browsers in Emacs) - Bill Clementson
Probably prime numbers - R. Matthew Emerson
Powerset jobs - Lispjobs

11th

11 Feb 2007 - Ingvar Mattsson
(Telecommuting) Lisp Consultants - Lispjobs

13th

Bundler - Gary King
A silly CL-PPCRE performance test - Andreas Fuchs
13 Feb 2007 - Ingvar Mattsson

14th

Aquamacs rocks - Rudi Schlatte
SMTP and IPv6, oh my! - Andreas Fuchs
a meta-circular view of Lisp's history - Gary King

15th

Everyday I learn more about the little I know... - Gary King
Oracle developer, with a little Lisp thrown in - Lispjobs
Metatilities to 0.6.3 - Gary King

16th

unCLog back - Gary King
How much is that bundler in the window? - Gary King
Lisp in the Comics - Part 3 - Bill Clementson
A wonderful comic - Gary King

18th

log5 to 0.2.1 - Gary King
log5 speed - Gary King

20th

Joel Spolsky on Great Customer Service - Gary King
Senior Embedded Systems Engineer - Lispjobs
ironclad release - Nathan Froyd
Announcing: log5 reaches 0.2.1 - Gary King
Announcing: CL-Markdown to 0.8.6 - Gary King

21st

Call for Participation: ILC'07 - Pascal Costanza
The Pleasure of Interactivity - R. Matthew Emerson

22nd

Olin Shivers cracks me up - Finding Lisp

23rd

Programmer, University of California, San Francisco - Lispjobs
Experienced Lisp Developers, Hyderabad, India - Lispjobs
Expert Lisp AI Programmer, New York - Lispjobs
Computers, Math, Physics and Origami - Gary King

24th

McCLIM's tab layout - David Lichteblau
24 Feb 2007 - Ingvar Mattsson

25th

holiday roundup - Luke Gorrie
Programming Language Harmony - Stefan Scholl
mwe-log-commands Put to Good Use - Michael Weber

26th

If I had polling setup, this would be a poll or a question about log5 - Gary King
Using "Open with" Emacs on a Mac - Bill Clementson
more automation - Zach Beane
Not to be a smug Lisp weenies, but Ruby 2005?! - Gary King

27th

Now I'm just a weenie - Ruby, I hardly know ya' - Gary King
x86-64/macos SBCL porting progress - Cyrus Harmon
Lisp (and Python) developers, SmartCharter, LA - Lispjobs
What is the point of macros? - Pascal Costanza

28th

How the New Daylight Saving Time rules affect Allegro CL - Franz Technical
Simulating Symmetric Multi-Processing with fork() - Franz Technical
setf, multiple-values and destructuring - Gary King
Man does not live by Lisp alone - Bill Clementson
A Short Follow-up to destructuring-setf - Gary King
Missing - Zach Beane
Measuring and testing - Gary King