- How to Design Worlds: Imaginative Programming in DrScheme –
- binghe.lisp – Symbolics Lisp Machine Documents –
- Dorophone: Struquine: A Useful Lisp Trick – I don’t think I like the name “struquine”, but I really like languages were the written representation of a value is the same as the one necessary to create the value when read. Other languages besides Lisp have this, for example, TCL and, in a way, JavaScript.
- http://okmij.org/ftp/Scheme/pointer-as-closure.txt – “There is a deep connection between C pointers on one hand, and Scheme closures that respond to the messages ref and set on the other hand. That means we can precisely emulate the semantics of ‘&’ in Scheme. OTH, we can say that C has a limited form of closures.”
- Using Photographs to Enhance Videos of a Static Scene – “a framework for automatically enhancing videos of a static scene using a few photographs of the same scene.” Impressive!
- All new Monticello 2 « The Weekly Squeak – Monticello is a distributed optimistic concurrent versioning system for Squeak code written by Avi Bryant and Colin Putney with contributions from many members of the Squeak community.
- Nethazard.net: Emacs tip: How to edit multiple files on several directories in less than a minute –
- Deliver me from Swedish furniture – Swedish furniture name generator
- Branchless Equivalents of Simple Functions « Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger –
- Review Board –