1. “Here's a very quick dump of some things waiting to be read/digested/whatever” (comment)
recommended by 4 users | 2010 | hga on: Ask HN: Most applicable functional language to learn? | original thread |
2. “The must reads are Keny Dybvig's thesis, ‘Three Implementations of Scheme’.” (comment)
recommended by 2 users | 2009 | mahmud on: ACM 20 Most Influential Papers on Programming Languages… | original thread |
3. Spec-ulation – Rich Hickey [video] (youtube.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2016 | 283 points by Moocar | original thread |
4. Show HN: My book, The Common Lisp Condition System (amazon.com)
recommended by 2 users | 2020 | 177 points by phoe-krk | original thread |
5. “Speaking as a longtime (nearly 30 years) Common Lisp programmer, I agree with what you've said here” (comment)
recommended by 2 users | 2016 | mikelevins on: Show HN: Full Stack Lisp – A book in progress about writing… | original thread |
6. CIEL Is an Extended Lisp (ciel-lang.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2024 | 401 points by todsacerdoti | original thread |
7. Transducers are coming to Clojure (blog.cognitect.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2014 | 319 points by siavosh | original thread |
8. Why Language-Oriented Programming? Why Racket? (beautifulracket.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2019 | 281 points by jessealama | original thread |
9. Show HN: Interactive SICP (xuanji.appspot.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2012 | 280 points by zodiac | original thread |
10. Pollen: the book is a program (docs.racket-lang.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2019 | 254 points by giornogiovanna | original thread |
11. Steve Yegge v. Rich Hickey re: "Clojure just needs to start saying Yes" (groups.google.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2011 | 218 points by cemerick | original thread |
12. The Lisp Curse (2011) (winestockwebdesign.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2016 | 194 points by jlturner | original thread |
13. Show HN: LambdaLisp – A Lisp interpreter that runs on lambda calculus (woodrush.github.io)
recommended by 1 user | 2022 | 189 points by woodrush | original thread |
14. Ergonomics of the Symbolics Lisp Machine (lispm.de)
recommended by 1 user | 2014 | 179 points by BruceM | original thread |
15. Pollen: the book is a program (mbutterick.github.io)
recommended by 1 user | 2014 | 162 points by Tomte | original thread |
16. Why Clojure doesn't need invokedynamic (groups.google.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2011 | 148 points by apgwoz | original thread |
17. Lisping at JPL (2002) (flownet.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2014 | 120 points by luu | original thread |
18. The rise and fall of Lisp at the Jet Propulsion Lab (2002) (flownet.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2011 | 97 points by gsivil | original thread |
19. Ask HN: Anyone want to work through SICP together?
recommended by 1 user | 2009 | 91 points by chrisconley | original thread |
20. The Rise and Fall of Lisp at the Jet Propulsion Lab. (flownet.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2008 | 82 points by spydez | original thread |
21. The Nature of Lisp (2006) (defmacro.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2010 | 54 points by b-man | original thread |
22. Ask YC: I started learning Lisp and I'm looking for some advice.
recommended by 1 user | 2008 | 35 points by chez17 | original thread |
23. The Nature of Lisp (defmacro.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2008 | 27 points by iamelgringo | original thread |
24. Why Ruby is an acceptable Lisp (2005) (randomhacks.net)
recommended by 1 user | 2009 | 27 points by d0mine | original thread |
25. “That reminds me of a cool story, in Norvig's talk about Python...” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2010 | ced on: Ask PG: Lisp vs Python (2010) | original thread |
26. “Mario 64 wasn't itself written in LISP at all.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2011 | agavin on: Super Mario 64 was built with a system written in Lisp | original thread |
27. “I think Christophe's is the talk, and Yegge seriously misunderstood it, if he even bothered to watch it.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2012 | richhickey on: Steve Yegge: Notes from the Mystery Machine Bus | original thread |