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[toronto-lisp] Set up next meeting 6pm Tuesday March 3 @linuxcaffe
by Abram Hindle 02 Mar '09

02 Mar '09

I might not make it but we should get something together. Can anyone present a couple of minutes on clojure? Is next Tuesday a good time? 6pm Tuesday March 3 abram

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[toronto-lisp] ILC 2009
by Justin Giancola 10 Feb '09

10 Feb '09

Out of curiosity, is anyone thinking of attending this year's International Lisp Conference? It's being held at MIT, and the lineup looks very interesting. http://www.international-lisp-conference.org/2009 ________ Justin

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[toronto-lisp] Factor notes, and website discussion
by Telman Yusupov 10 Feb '09

10 Feb '09

Hi all, - The paper that I mentioned is called "Out of the tar pit" and is available here http://web.mac.com/ben_moseley/frp/paper-v1_01.pdf. The paper addresses the issue of software complexity and management of state is cited as the single largest contributor to complexity of software systems. - If I'm in town next month (there's a possibility that I'll be away on a consulting engagement), I'll be glad to do a presentation on Clojure. - I wholeheartedly agree on the need for the website and ready to provide the domain www.lisptoronto.org (name patterned after www.lispnyc.org) Currently, it is hosted at Google Sites<http://www.google.com/sites/help/intl/en/overview.html>for free. Google Sites seems to be a nice web-based app that can serve needs of the group well: it works as a wiki and allows addition of file attachments, widgets (Google calendars, photo albums, spreadsheets and some others). Please let me know if hosting it there is ok with everyone interested. - If yes, then I'll add anyone who request to the list of site operators, effectively turning it into a wiki where anyone on the list can add/change stuff. - If not, we can host it anywhere else. Cheers, Telman 2009/2/8 Abram Hindle <abram.hindle(a)softwareprocess.us> Yes you're right we need a website! > > Here are my notes on the last meeting > > * LISP Meeting > ** Attendance 5 > Ali > Abram > Telman > Paul > Vishvajit > ** Website > We need a website, what should be on it > *** Name > - toronto-lisp.net > Free from Telman > *** hosting > - dreamhost $0 > abram offers > - possible hosting > - google sites > *** Conclusion > Send to mailing list > we should discuss this further > ** Factor > *** Forth intro > - stack based > - tree demo > *** factor > - random tree > - time daemon > *** TELMAN - Read Paper Out of tarpit > - on clojure group > - revert state > - restarting always work > *** Abram goes off about > - ruby-magick-scheme > git clone http://churchturing.org/magick-what/ (I think) > - Lispy Perl or Perlish Lisp > http://churchturing.org/x/lisp-perl > http://churchturing.org/x/lisp-perl/presentation/ > http://churchturing.org/x/lisp-perl/presentation/presentation.out.pdf > > *** More website discussion > > > > Vishvajit Singh wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > > > I've attached the notes from my Factor presentation last week, along > > with some of the code I demonstrated. I'm new at giving this kind of > > presentation, so it was a learning experience for me. I think that the > > live presentation I gave (actual coding, mistakes and all) worked a > > lot better than a PowerPoint-style one would have. I hope to give more > > presentations in the future. > > > > This stuff really ought to go on a website. Let's set up a Toronto > > Lisp website for tutorials, code snippets, meeting minutes, project > > collaboration, and so on. I believe someone said they already had a > > domain name registered, which is great. How about we set up a Wiki at > > first, and see where it goes? > > > > Vish Singh > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > _______________________________________________ > > toronto-lisp mailing list > > toronto-lisp(a)common-lisp.net > > http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/toronto-lisp > > > > _______________________________________________ > toronto-lisp mailing list > toronto-lisp(a)common-lisp.net > http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/toronto-lisp > >

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[toronto-lisp] Factor notes, and website discussion
by Vishvajit Singh 09 Feb '09

09 Feb '09

Hi everyone, I've attached the notes from my Factor presentation last week, along with some of the code I demonstrated. I'm new at giving this kind of presentation, so it was a learning experience for me. I think that the live presentation I gave (actual coding, mistakes and all) worked a lot better than a PowerPoint-style one would have. I hope to give more presentations in the future. This stuff really ought to go on a website. Let's set up a Toronto Lisp website for tutorials, code snippets, meeting minutes, project collaboration, and so on. I believe someone said they already had a domain name registered, which is great. How about we set up a Wiki at first, and see where it goes? Vish Singh

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[toronto-lisp] We don't have a webpage?
by Abram Hindle 02 Feb '09

02 Feb '09

We need to get a webpage going! When's the next meeting? I can offer webhosting and free subdomains of: churchturing.org softwareprocess.us abram

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[toronto-lisp] Scheme based Adware ?
by Abram Hindle 14 Jan '09

14 Jan '09

http://philosecurity.org/2009/01/12/interview-with-an-adware-author S: You wrote adware. You bastard. M: [sheepishly] Yes, I did. I got to write half of it in Scheme, which probably means that I deployed more Scheme runtime than anybody else on the planet. abram

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[toronto-lisp] Clojure: Serious business
by Rudolf 14 Jan '09

14 Jan '09

It looks like we have to take Clojure seriously now: http://groups.google.com/group/clojure/browse_frm/thread/85649a134cf22655 It's running on a production system! :O -Rudolf O.

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[toronto-lisp] How was the January Meeting?
by Abram Hindle 11 Jan '09

11 Jan '09

How did the January Meeting go? abram

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[toronto-lisp] Reminder: 6 January 2009 meetup
by Rudolf 05 Jan '09

05 Jan '09

This Tuesday, ~6pm at LinuxCaffe. The ALU wiki is still down :'( -Rudolf O.

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[toronto-lisp] Ray Tracer videos
by Brian Connoy 29 Dec '08

29 Dec '08

For those of you that appreciate an "over the shoulder" view of Common Lisp interaction, here are some cool vids you might not have seen: http://home.in.tum.de/~lehmanna/lisp-tutorial.html There are occasional moments the presenter gets stuck on a bug, but personally I find this enhances the viewing pleasure. Brian C.

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