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I haven't done much scheme coding (only examples from the SICP, but they were running only in MIT Scheme), but tried STALIN on couple of example and was impressed by the code generation (granted, not the standard way to use lisp/scheme, having compile times of hours/days, rather than ms, but still i...

I've started a google project last year called CLOW - Common Lisp On Windows, but haven't got time to further put more into it. As it's now, it's just a bunch of bat files, and list of files from the net - where stuff is going to be installed on your machine. My idea was to have different lisps runn...

That reminds me - I have to finally pass the driver exam, been here in LA for the last 9 years, haven't got license yet.... Anyone can recommend good driving schools in LA - Santa Monica, Venice, Culver City? Other people from LA - I work in Santa Monica - the building close to the Santa Monica Airp...

With all these Virtual Machines on a server (isn't EC2 like that?), wouldn't movitz be a good candidate?

I've dabbled just a bit with it, and love it for experiments, but haven't done anything serious with it.

I wish there was a ARM version for a phone... But it's x86 last time I've looked.

Thanks, Candera! That's good to know - in the company I work we have only one tool that uses 64-bit machine, simply because we are running out of 2GB on it (it's for doing global illumination and lots of memory is spent there), but this is as far as my 64-bit Windows knowledge goes. I would've expec...

Thanks for the forum!

Does the forum come with a set of Pitman, Kenny, The Two Pascals, Joswig, many others and Dr Frog Hopper?

I recently moved to a (smokin' fast) new machine, but I'm running 64-bit Windows, so SBCL no longer works for me. I've been able to find out that "a port is in progress", but no more information than that. Anyone know where this effort is at? Don't have a 64-bit Windows in front of me, bu...

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