Lispy Gopher Climate w/screwlisp

Show topics include the climate crisis, lisp plotting high res climate data, game dev common lisp guis and otherwise unknown historical details from Doug Merritt and Mdhughes of early rpg pioneers, origins of the loop facility, notes about scheme and more.

An hour soliloquy sharing a note sent to me by Edrx on their type theory, the need for intracommunity visibility to share common lisp (type) system knowledge and useage, the direct applicability of per program type theories in the lisp programming context, movement towards communities of kittens.

mdh (https://mdhughes.tech/) is going to use #gopher at least!

A new, rare interview with Lisp's Kent M. Pitman, reading an unpublished essay live and describing his Cross-Referenced Editing Facility from Open University described in the MIT AI lab's AI memo AIM-829. Hosted by me (screwlisp).

Fun distillation of a lot of perspectives and commentary on using types in programs with historically significant live contributors. Well, /I/ enjoyed it.

Types

bonkwave music (socool remixing ccirco)

Shizamura: https://sarilho.net/en/

@[email protected]

Aral Balkan https://small-web.org/ @[email protected] shares a prerecorded 45 minute piece on their Kitten and affiliated projects - suitable for developers' early access / adoption of Kitten(s) self-hosting and internetworking.

#lispyGopherClimate ! Climate Haiku by Kent M. Pitman http://nhplace.com/

Uncombobulated episode expanding on my/Sandewall's software-individuals with historical context and comparisons- homing programs in emacs as the app-store-for-linux. Individuals, agents, knowledgebases, entityfiles, entities, oh my.

yduJ's protests: https://hachyderm.io/@nosrednayduj/114384199461675837

This week I resurrected this bleeding edge heritage of common lisp cognitive AIs from 2014.

See you next week!

1.25x speed is your friend. Do ping me about your thoughts on the mastodon.

Show toot: https://mastodon.sdf.org/@screwtape/114344517607159594

Lispy gopher climate for 9 April 2025. Rereading Terry Winograd's Breaking The Complexity Barrier (Again) with implications for (jailbroken) modern LLM deep learning and program writing, with reference to creative writing, art, and great programs, and the gopher/gemini ai thread, talkin' bout my generation

Doug links the final release of the DART Stanford AI tape data for your consumption. It's super modern/cutting edge. Read 'em (and weep). https://github.com/yuxi-liu-wired/cyc-archive

Show toots:

Ramin_Hal9001 talks about their essays and research into emacs, the unix philosophy and lisp in history and practice, as well as live and earlier commentary and notes from Kent Pitman, Nosredna yduJ, Doug Merritt, MDHughes and Sacha and more.

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Interview with the incredible gopher gopher://gopher.someodd.zip about their gopher and Haskell journey and projects!

I also read some contributions from Symbolics lisp people such as @[email protected]

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