“The more I use Lisp, the more I understand the Unix philosophy as something not for daily use, but as something to be lying on top seamlessly”
@anthk yes, I completely agree! I actually wrote a whole series of blog posts on this topic:
“The more I use Lisp, the more I understand the Unix philosophy as something not for daily use, but as something to be lying on top seamlessly”
@anthk yes, I completely agree! I actually wrote a whole series of blog posts on this topic:
I was born in the United States. I am a professional software engineer, and have been since 2008. I currently do full-stack work, mostly in Python and JavaScript, for a company based in Japan which sells AI-related services. However I am passionate about functional programming languages, especially Haskell, Scheme, and Emacs. I also love retro-computing, especially computers from the late 70s to early 90s, in particular old Apple computers, but I love all old computers from that era. I am also passionate about free/libre software, especially Linux. Most of my posts are about functional programming languages, retro-computing, and Linux.I care deeply about human rights and justice for the poor, persecuted, and underprivileged people. I am strongly opposed to war, fascism, and any ideology driven by hatred. I reject all forms of violence except self defense (war and terrorism are never self defense). Climate change is an issue of human rights because it will cause the most harm to the poo
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