Lisp links thread

[GoatFoam]

OK. Computing is finished now. We can all go home!

[tufty]

Lisp on an Apple IIe

http://blog.nullspace.io/apple-2-lisp-part-1.html

[adam]

hows your rpi lisp (or scheme) machine going simon?

[tufty]

Slowly. As usual, I've been getting sidetracked - most recently by an entry for the LispNYC summer compo, which got hammered by a having to fill in for a colleague who managed to run his hand through the bench grinder at work, and then another side-project scheme compiler, and building new skis, and a new keyboard, and ... well, you get the idea.

At least *some* of the above is vaguely relevant, though.

[adam]

thanks, also new is this environment for algorithmic music coding: http://www.scripthica.com/ (choice of js or scheme)

he's doing a kickstarter, i slung him a dollar https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/69 ... ward=false

[adam]

http://lisptips.com/

[adam]

https://github.com/alandipert/gherkin/b ... er/gherkin lisp in 1000 lines of bash

[gravy]

That's amazing And stupid. And amazing

[adam]

Lisp OS running on bare metal x86-64 hardware.
https://github.com/whily/yalo

[gravy]

ClojureScript feedback thing wot I wrote

http://www.yakyak.org/cloj2

Source here -> https://github.com/gazliddon/cloj

I love them lisps

[gilesgoat]

ClojureScript feedback thing wot I wrote

http://www.yakyak.org/cloj2

Source here -> https://github.com/gazliddon/cloj

I love them lisps

Just to let you know "it appears to be crashing" on Firefox 26 ( latest version ) .. it starts with some "random color little blobs/polygons" ? That at a frame rate of about 1 frame ever 3 seconds suddenly all fades into black regardless of what one tries with sliders/things, trying a "new" preset pops up a requester then all stops hanging indefinitely.

I don't say it's a problem of your code, but just to let you know "not working on firefox", what kind of browser is needed to be used to have it working ? Chrome ?

[gravy]

Cheers It works on Firefox 26 okay which I check it on every now and then but right now I'm just using Chrome to work on

FF is a bit shit for this kind of thing and I get around 30fps on my laptop. In Chrome it's a solid 60hz. It's likely to be Firefox's garbage collector which isn't any where near as good as Chrome's generational GC

It's not going to end being a releasable thing and the main goal for me is to get a good handle on on Clojure rather than the web side of it.

WebGL is pretty awesome though, when it's in IE I can see it being pretty huge.

[gilesgoat]

Cheers It works on Firefox 26 okay which I check it on every now and then but right now I'm just using Chrome to work on

FF is a bit shit for this kind of thing and I get around 30fps on my laptop. In Chrome it's a solid 60hz. It's likely to be Firefox's garbage collector which isn't any where near as good as Chrome's generational GC

It's not going to end being a releasable thing and the main goal for me is to get a good handle on on Clojure rather than the web side of it.

WebGL is pretty awesome though, when it's in IE I can see it being pretty huge.

I just tried to click the link to see what it was and that's just all I got, I *KNOW* that FF is *NOT* the best browser at all for this kind of stuff I'd only dare to say that "the pity" from what I heard around it seems like Chrome is the only web browser where WebGL works really fine ?

[gravy]

Ha, weird it's running at 60hz on Firefox now

[tufty]

That's excellently headfucky. Like it.