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Until this week, I had been putting off setting up a CL/Emacs/SLIME environment from scratch ever since I had trouble getting ASDF to work with Lispbox. Every time I tried, I ran into some will-sapping problem like needing to find a good Windows program for .tar.gz files, or finding the command line flags to get CLISP to run right, or figuring out the best way to setup a folder structure that matc

In the spirit of my last post, I decided to turn one of my favorite long comments on Hacker News into a blog post in the hopes that someone would find it useful. There was a good discussion last week about how to learn Lisp, and since I was a little late to the thread, most of the things I wanted to say had already been said. So, in an effort to pull it all together, I made a nice long summary com

On this Valentine’s Day, give the gift people really want – complex key chords! In other news, I’ve got fans! Well, at least one anyway. A lot of the feedback I’ve received on this site so far has been from experienced Lispers who appreciate my enthusiasm and contributions for new users. Yesterday, I got the first (I think) comment and reply from another new Lisper who’s actually getting some use

Following up on my transcript/review of the UCW “Hello World” screencast, here is my review of Marco Barringer’s SLIME movie. (Description, 150MB .mov, Torrent, watch online). This screencast was more difficult to annotate because: It was almost 3x as long (55 min vs. 20) It covered more topics (Linux, Emacs, Lisp, SLIME) I did find it much more interesting though because it showed off a lot of th