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Lots of the history of Emacs, emacsconf, lisp for everyone, community and personal notes from Bandali
Thanks everyone! Corwin + Bandali followup soon.
https://www.chroniclesofember.com/
Sorry for the late upload everyone! TODO (I have to give it a listen to write a better description)
If I recall, I talk a lot but Larian does too. http://mdhughes.tech/ and http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~yduj/history.html were amoung the live company over in #lambdaMOO .
Sorry about the late upload! Interviewing jeremy_list about his (C++) secure scuttlebutt client, software engineering and the nature of 10x programming, learning about gossip protocols and secure scuttlebutt in particular and the realities of embarking on such a large project on your own (in hindsight). Also LambdaMOO virtual reality and some of jeremy_list's creations there: and the cultural aspects of programming and technology community. The wizard Nosredna appears in jeremy_list's interview.
Jeremy_list:
The wizard Nosredna whom appeared, as an aside:
On short notice, an interview with the main free and open source software advocate of decades here in Aotearoa New Zealand.
On short notice, an interview with the main free and open source software advocate of decades here in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Great discussion with the 500 hats of lambda calculus townie (https://masto.hackers.town/@lambdacalculus) about their coming HOPE_16 and phreakNIC talks on mesh networks / piratebox.cc and their work on redstaros's server edition.
Their extensive old hardware collection (ataris, vic20s, ccl on apple IIs)
Discussion of alife (artificial life) with
Ksaj has previously had a common lisp alife flocking lisp company, and lifetime of interest and practice in alife and common lisp,
Somewhat apropos my book review of Braitenberg's Vehicles Experiments in Synthetic Psychology:
We talk with DJ Damaru of the Evolution Revolution podcast and Doug Merritt of (many places) about their computer useages over the ages, orbitting the topic of emacs for writers. Meditation and spirituality (if that term can be used) feature heavily with both of them.
yduJ, mdh, hairylarry, jasmaz, aleteoryx, jlamothe, ratxue, everyone in paradise sushi in lambdaMOO too.
Kent M. Pitman regales us with the history and his history of web server and web implementations with lisp, why lisp indentation is conventionally the way it is with reference to TECO terms, testing in lisp particularly and through the ages.
Kent's A Turn at the Darkness: https://netsettlement.blogspot.com/2014/07/a-turn-at-darkness.html
Vassil Nikolov talks about his assertables common lisp macro package development, with Kent M Pitman providing historical commentary on how Vassil's work fit in with what was going on in ANSI common lisp during the standards procedure, with additional notes from dm and others coming in from LambdaMOO
https://nhplace.com/ - Kent
Also, https://sarilho.net/en/ - Shizamura's comic
From the publisher's feed