I am glad to announce version 2.09 of my old piece of semi-useful software, CL-Launch, an infrastructure to easily make your Common Lisp software launchable from a Unix command line.
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You have till March 31 to apply for funding for the Google Summer of Code. Here's a project I'd like to mentor. Apply at Google, thanks to the LispNYC. (If you're interested but not eligible for the Google SoC, please contact me directly.)
Erlang-in-Lisp

I am really missing a robust higher-order message-passing process algebra for Common-Lisp ( Read more... )

I am pleased to tell you about the new release 1.74 of CL-Launch, that small infrastructure I wrote to make your Common Lisp software easy to access from a Unix command line.

Since I initially announced cl-launch on this blog ( Read more... )

I am pleased to announce the availability of Exscribe, a document authoring tool programmed and programmable in Common Lisp. It currently only targets the web, but it's extensible, so who knows?
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You may remember that I am looking for a solution to the SNAIL problem, which will have to be based on epistemic monotonic logic. Well, monotone offers half of the solution, monotonic logic. And that is also the more useful half to me, considering that the instantaneous latency of my SNAIL networks is actually low: when my computers are connected ( Read more... )

My friend Mahesh had this PB3400c with 80MB of RAM and 2.5GB of harddisk ( Read more... )

I am glad to announce my latest piece of semi-useful software, CL-Launch, an infrastructure to easily make your Common Lisp software launchable from a Unix command line.
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Everyone having studied science has met Fibonacci numbers somewhere or another in his curriculum ( Read more... )

Here are a few things I'd like to say about dynamic software development, after I've just had the opportunity to test first hand with CTO what I had been studying in theory and through the experiences of other people.
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