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2012 in review – UCW, LottoCalc, VCS/IRC notification, marketing, etc

Posted on January 1, 2013 by Erik Greenwald

2012 has been a busy and educational year. To get my feet under me better with UCW and common lisp, I wrote up the Adage website. Right now it has a handful of fortune databases plus a handful of Charlie … Continue reading →

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checking out ruby/rails

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Erik Greenwald

Many years ago, both Ruby and Python were brand new languages, both of which I looked in to. In the fall of 2000, I wrote a paper covering the aspect of ruby and how I felt it was superior to … Continue reading →

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Mac .app bundle generation for SBCL executables

Posted on September 20, 2011 by Erik Greenwald

A recent diversion had me busy for a fair amount of time trying to generate a .app bundle for MacOS-X for a program written in SBCL. There were some interesting challenges, so I felt it might be useful to someone … Continue reading →

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Language features and libraries

Posted on May 20, 2009 by Erik Greenwald

I came across a blog entry that implemented a “feature” of C# called “??” in smalltalk. I like smalltalk a lot (Squeak, specifically. I’m sad that I can’t seem to find their “cipher” program anymore.). I, however, have been living … Continue reading →

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UCW Static application

Posted on April 18, 2009 by Erik Greenwald

The last journal entry I made went through the process of creating a UCW server. Such a thing is quite useless by itself. This time, we’ll build a very basic application to server up static content, simple files from the … Continue reading →

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UCW Server

Posted on April 17, 2009 by Erik Greenwald

Ahh, finally recovered my password. I had this entire entry written and was starting to look for links, but lost it as I enabled javascript for livejournal elsewhere on the site and could not find any way to recover the … Continue reading →

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Home, SBCL on FBSD

Posted on October 29, 2008 by Erik Greenwald

Well, back from GSOC, was a fun and busy weekend. Wish I would’ve slept, y’know… some, I was suboptimal 🙂 Incredibly fun, met some übergeeks, learned a fair bit.Lisp on FBSDWith SBCL happily chugging on the mbp, it’s time to … Continue reading →

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Jetlag

Posted on October 24, 2008 by Erik Greenwald

Flew into San Jose last night. Been up for a couple hours, looking at the javascript that drives the distance calculations for AstroEmpires and catching up on Slashdot, FreshMeat and various other sites. So, yeah, San Jose airport, Sunnyvale, the … Continue reading →

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#’CAR

Posted on October 20, 2008 by Erik Greenwald

I suppose everything needs a beginning. I Br0ke down and started a ‘blog’ (shame on me) to practice writing so I can improve, show the world how crappy my lisp is (hoping someone will point out my mistakes and help … Continue reading →

Tagged asdf, bknr, emacs, freebsd, general, lisp, livejournal, ruby, scheme, slime, ucw, web programming, weblocks | Leave a comment