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Don't take it too seriously.

Lisp / Clojure / SchemeSoftware / engineering practiceGeneralAI / ML

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48 from 24 Sep 2022 to 14 Aug 2026
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2026 4

  1. Muxxy: Like Slime, for AI + Tmux
  2. The Positive Effects of Friction in Automated Development; or, Pi Is Bad
  3. The AI Curse
  4. Writing Lisp is AI Resistant and I'm Sad

2025 1

  1. Why I Chose Common Lisp

2024 10

  1. Benchmarking the CLOS
  2. Developing Common Lisp using Vim with tmux or ConEMU
  3. Experience Report using VS Code + Alive to Write Common Lisp
  4. Common Lisp Community Survey 2024 Results
  5. Common Data Structures in Common Lisp
  6. Report on `short-site-name` and `long-site-name` in Common Lisp
  7. Mutt on Windows without WSL
  8. I Keep A Markdown Journal On Android
  9. I would like to discuss coming into the office more
  10. Screenshots and Files in Text-Only Communication

2023 15

  1. The Down Sides of Go's Goroutines
  2. Friends Don't Let Friends Template Code
  3. Anxiety, Depression, and Their Effects on My Hobbies
  4. Bash or Zsh? I Choose Bash (Again)
  5. Which Programming Language Should I Chose? Part III: Conclusion
  6. Which Programming Language Should I Choose? Part II
  7. Which Programming Language Should I Use? Part I
  8. Leaving Hosting on the Cloud
  9. Release Common Lisp on Your First Day
  10. Cancel Cancel Culture
  11. The Open Source Ratchet
  12. I Love Paper Books
  13. Git Email Workflow Made Easy: a Walkthrough
  14. ChatGPT is Confused about Common Lisp
  15. Slack Should Not Replace Email: the Three Tier Approach to Communication

2022 18

  1. Boxing Day Reflections
  2. That Does It. Ansible Wins.
  3. Persistent pushd and popd
  4. Nomad Coder: Programming Wherever
  5. How I Do the Pomodoro Technique, Part III: Reports
  6. How I Do the Pomodoro Technique, Part II: Activity Inventory
  7. How I Do the Pomodoro Technique, Part I: To-Do Today
  8. Going Self-Hosted with Git
  9. Planning and Notes using Markdown in (Neo)Vim
  10. 2022 Skin Haloween Special
  11. Why 80 Characters Wide Still Matters
  12. Byte Order Marks Must Die
  13. Emacs Users: I'm Okay, I Promise
  14. Developing Common Lisp using GNU Screen, Rlwrap, and Vim
  15. I Just Can't Kick Lisp
  16. 50MB for Hello World
  17. Trying this new idea out.
  18. CI/CD Package Compression Could Be So Much Better