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Next meeting Tuesday July 11, 2023
by paul tarvydas 09 Jul '23

09 Jul '23

Details in Kinopio format: https://kinopio.club/torlisp-july-2023-WIPjaCSWHQPFzArgWamFm

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Next meeting June 20, 2023
by paul tarvydas 20 Jun '23

20 Jun '23

https://torlisp.neocities.org/

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TORLISP Meeting Tonight - May 9, 2023 6pm-8pm
by paul tarvydas 09 May '23

09 May '23

# May 9, 2023 Torlisp Meeting Meeting tonight, May 9, 2023, 6pm-8pm https://torlisp.neocities.org Main topic: - Lisp Game Jam - How To Make It Through the Lisp Game Jam (slides below) - https://itch.io/jam/spring-lisp-game-jam-2023 - Jos'h Fuller has participated in several Lisp Game Jams and will discuss general and specific strategies for writing a game under the time constraints of the jam. He will discuss details of some of his previous Lisp game entries. Lightning talk(s), if time permits. - wip - discussion about how to read a Kinopio Space into Racket and access fields # Slides for How To Make It Through The Lisp Game Jam [Slides](https://torlisp.neocities.org#GTTLJslides)

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Next Meeting Tuesday May 9, 6pm
by paul tarvydas 05 May '23

05 May '23

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meeting toniight Tuesday April 11, 2023
by paul tarvydas 11 Apr '23

11 Apr '23

TORLISP meeting tonight (Tuesday April 11, 2023, 6pm-8pm) https://torlisp.neocities.org Agenda: 1. The usual - anything interesting (Lisp or not) 2. brief discussion of status of Ceptre-to-Lisp-compiler (why?, how?, cl-holm-prolog, RT, remaining questions) 3. brief discussion of using Ohm-JS mixed with Mithril pt https://kinopio.club/torlisp-april-2023-BkbXZtDvITnvvzkFzhQax

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next meeting April 11, 2023
by paul tarvydas 07 Apr '23

07 Apr '23

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Next Meeting Tuesday March 14, 2023
by paul tarvydas 10 Mar '23

10 Mar '23

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next meeting tonight Wed. Feb 22, 2023
by paul tarvydas 22 Feb '23

22 Feb '23

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Learning The Reasoned Schemer
by paul tarvydas 17 Feb '23

17 Feb '23

[I’ve also posted this on HN…] The Computer Science Cabal reading group will begin reading through "The Reasoned Schemer". Essentially, this book teaches Declarative Programming in the form of Relational Programming, using miniKanren. Relational Programming is very much different from the usual forms of programming, and, IMO, worth knowing in order to expand your horizons, esp. if you are interested in Architecting software. The group meets once a week on Zoom and chit-chats on Slack in the interim. The next Zoom meeting is on Thursday Feb. 23, 7pm EST. Contact me for an invite. pt

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Next meeting Wednesday Feb 22, 2023
by paul tarvydas 17 Feb '23

17 Feb '23

https://torlisp.neocities.org/

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