Brutkey

Hayley
@hayley@social.applied-langua.ge

catgirl representation in programming language design and implementation 🐾🐾ΘΔ


Notes
4
Following
0
Followers
0
pronouns
she/her
you may have read
https://applied-langua.ge/
Synergy - Cords
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_l7O5dAjTmN_1j13FuJQwm_B0lsX6ze8ds
Gnuxie 💜💜🐝🐝
@Gnuxie@social.applied-langua.ge

Your takeaways from Lisp should not be syntax and macros. What makes Lisp good is a non-compromising self respect for itself. You acknowledge yourself as the ultimate language, while recognizing that the job isn't done and that things will have to change. And this bleeds through to everything. This is why lisps that cop out to ideas about "systems languages" are depressing. If this wasn't the spirit of Lisp then it would have died out decades ago because it would be just the same as any other broken boring ALGOL derivative. Just now with procedural macros. Great...

Hayley
@hayley@social.applied-langua.ge

@Gnuxie@social.applied-langua.ge probably not Bordiga: "The hell of the systems language is the systems language, not the fact that it has infix syntax."

Hayley
@hayley@social.applied-langua.ge

born to Lisp, forced to Newspeakpost

Hayley
@hayley@social.applied-langua.ge

I must post this image everywhere

Gnuxie and Hayley sitting in a room with mirrored walls that produce a hall-of-mirror effect (ripping off the cover of Fripp & Eno No Pussyfooting). They sit at either sides of a desk with the Smalltalk special of the Byte Magazine, a picture of a Lisp machine, a floor plan with a scribbled path and two papers. On the far side is a shiny guitar shape, and a bookshelf with Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs and The Art of the Metaobject Protocol on it.
Hayley
@hayley@social.applied-langua.ge

born to Lisp, forced to Newspeakpost

Hayley
@hayley@social.applied-langua.ge

https://kitsunes.club/notes/9lggdehisj

Everyone I Don't Like Is a Techbro: the Fediverse User's Guide to Technology Discussion
Hayley
@hayley@social.applied-langua.ge

I must post this image everywhere

Gnuxie and Hayley sitting in a room with mirrored walls that produce a hall-of-mirror effect (ripping off the cover of Fripp & Eno No Pussyfooting). They sit at either sides of a desk with the Smalltalk special of the Byte Magazine, a picture of a Lisp machine, a floor plan with a scribbled path and two papers. On the far side is a shiny guitar shape, and a bookshelf with Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs and The Art of the Metaobject Protocol on it.