lockie/lispy-rogue: A procedurally generated fantasy roguelike

lockie/lispy-rogue: A procedurally generated fantasy roguelike
Listen to the Lispy Gopher Climate show on anonradio at 0 hundred hours UTC Wednesday which is 7:00 PM Central Daylight Time if I've got it right!
Chat live in lambdaMOO
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Coalton Playground: Type-Safe Lisp in the Browser
Link: https://abacusnoir.com/2025/08/12/coalton-playground-type-safe-lisp-in-your-browser/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44889359
After way too many org-mode chapters spent on REPLish lisp experiments with kaomojis, Kaomel, a kaomoji selector for Emacs, reached v1.
Wrote about the rabbit hole (='.'=)
Fennel libraries as single files · Andrey Listopadov
Fennel libraries as single files · Andrey Listopadov
Coalton Playground: Type-Safe Lisp in the Browser
https://abacusnoir.com/2025/08/12/coalton-playground-type-safe-lisp-in-your-browser/
I'm reading a piece of code which is certainly BASED ON code I wrote in 1986, which is so terrible, that, even though I know exactly what it does, I cannot understand it.
And although I know this is not exactly my code, I'm pretty certain that my code must have been pretty much as bad as this!
Nothing feels more refreshing than fixing a 20yo bug :_) #lisp
SSS v3.3.22 (Supreme Sexp System running on Guix + Emacs) - added Dracula support and polished experience
@benjamingeer @jonhendry @raganwald @gvwilson and the answer, of course, is #lisp
I'm learning and playing around with the TTY Editor, the command line structure editor of Medley Interlisp.
https://interlisp.org/documentation/IRM.pdf#page=262
It's the oldest Interlisp editor and predates graphical interfaces and SEdit but is still useful. The commands of the TTY Editor double as a little language for batch editing and s-exp manipulation. Think Unix sed(1) for s-exps. The language even supports EDITMACROS (wink wink). To get a flavor for the language evaluate (PRINTDEF EDITMACROS) at an Interlisp REPL.
Hear @Larian and @screwlisp on last weeks Lispy Gopher Show here.
First update to Scheme 9 from Empty Space in 7 years. More compact bytecode (size down 55%), no user-visible changes -- except for the bytecode disassembler now being in the default image.
S9fES is a R4RS Scheme interpreter with bignums, decimal reals, Unix system functions, Curses functions, etc. Has been there since 2007, now work in very slow progress.
http://t3x.org/s9fes/
#LISP #Scheme
Lists and Lists: Basics of Lisp through interactive fiction (1996)
Link: https://eblong.com/zarf/zweb/lists/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44821848
Lists and Lists: Basics of Lisp through interactive fiction (1996)