Nov 23, 2025
hey if anyone here knows clojure can you tell me if there's a better way to write this
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hey if anyone here knows clojure can you tell me if there's a better way to write this
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me: "surely I don't need to draw out ALL of the cons cell diagrams from my textbook"
@the-light-beam-rider: "no. you gotta think in cons cells and pointers"
Writing '(a . ,a) instead of `(a . ,a) in Lisp macros is a grave mistake
I’m creating a Common Lisp library for interfacing with terminals- it currently only supports basic ANSI sequences but hopefully in the future I can implement stuff like raw mode and alternate panes.
You can use ANSI sequences fairly easily in CL with something like this:
(defun clear-line ()
(format t “~C[2K” #\Esc))
I don't know why, but I sat down and made it my mission to learn a Lisp language for the past couple of weeks. Not sure why I keep trying to use things other than Erlang, Haskell, and Smalltalk (my beloveds), but I guess I'm riding the wave as much as I can.
Common Lisp, I love you, but I am having so much more fun with Guile, even though every line feels haphazard and wrong and not in the correct form, somehow I load a definition from my editor and it compiles without a warning. Plus its interoperability where it can navigate in and out of the C stack is very enticing for future me.
The only thing I miss are binary operators. Guile actually implements SRFI-105 which enables a curly brace context that allows for rudimentary binary operators, but I have not yet taken the plunge into that world (though I wonder what shenanigans I can get up to with its implementation of SRFI-119 which is an indentation-based parentheses-removing variant of the language called Wisp).
GNU really is up to some quietly interesting stuff for their language that didn't take off in the mindshare of languages out there. More people know about Lua than Guile, I think, but Guile has some killer features (like the aforementioned capability of winding into and out of the C stack whenever).
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get the fuck off tumblr, dear <3
HEYYYYYYYYY
but but what if i wannnaaaa scroll tumblr instead of write a raytracer in lisp :c
<- she is procrastinating
back on my bullshit again
