antilisp

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   by antilisp 1y ago

   I only "finished" 2 projects yet. Before that, i only started them and lost motivation after ~2 weeks. The projects a wanted to do were cyclic though, so i often came back to restart things i had left unfinished. It took me time t
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   by antilisp 1y ago

   I don't know how it is in other european countries, but most French people wouldn't even think about it. They are used to the EU laws being dictated one sidedly by people they don't know and haven't voted for, and then p
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   Show HN: A Lisp for code generation and metaprogramming in non-Lisp languages(antilisp.com)

   7 points by antilisp 1y ago|0 comments
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   by antilisp 1y ago

   Working on a programming language: https://antilisp.com , a Lisp used for code generation in other languages. The language is heavily inspired by Python for the dev UX, and the interpreter is written in RPython (what Pypy uses).
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   by antilisp 1y ago

   From the perspective of someone rewriting an interpreter in RPython from CPython, I have no idea what to think of this besides "Yes, RPython is fast. I am aware, and I still haven't recovered from the shock of using Python to writ
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   by antilisp 1y ago

   Thanks! Antilisp is still WIP, so I would not recommend spending time writing modules for complex languages yet. I am (slowly) fixing things and writing more/better wrappers so that users don't have to dedicate their own time befo
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   by antilisp 1y ago

   (Author of Antilisp, a Lisp for metaprogramming in non-Lisp languages) Not as small a project, but writing a feature-complete implementation of a small language is a very good learning experience that I would recommend to everyone. There ar
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   by antilisp 1y ago

   Location: Paris, France Remote: Open to Remote/Office/Hybrid Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Linux, Docker, Asterisk,... Résumé/CV: https://antilisp.co