Lisp moving Forth moving Lisp(letoverlambda.com)
107 points by fallat | 25 comments
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Lisp from Nothing, Second Edition(t3x.org)
354 points by nils-m-holm | 98 comments
Book page for Nils M Holm's "Lisp from Nothing", covering minimal self-interpreting Lisp implementations from a metacircular evaluator to a compiler emitting C.
Lisping at JPL (2002)(flownet.com)
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328 points by behnamoh | 287 comments
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Why I Chose Common Lisp(blog.djhaskin.com)
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Blog post explaining why the author left Clojure after seven years over slow startup times and chose Common Lisp as their hobby language.
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567 points by rurp | 256 comments
Hacker News discussion thread reporting an AWS us-east-1 outage with increased error rates affecting Lambda and IAM-dependent services.
The early days of Linux (2023)(lwn.net)
422 points by stmw | 125 comments
LWN article by Lars Wirzenius recalling his memories of the earliest days of Linux, its creation by Linus Torvalds at the University of Helsinki, and its early growth.
Linux phones are more important now than ever(feddit.org)
627 points by wicket | 394 comments
A Lemmy forum post arguing Linux phone development must accelerate as Android becomes more closed, citing AOSP changes and bootloader lock removals.
Opus 4.5 is not the normal AI agent experience that I have had thus far(burkeholland.github.io)
797 points by tbassetto | 1203 comments
Burke Holland's blog post arguing that Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.5 is a step change in AI coding agent experience.