jadefox

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by jadefox 6mo ago
Mystery solved! Thank you, much appreciated and glad you found it worth the read. Front page was definitely a nice surprise :)
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by jadefox 6mo ago
Thank you! Point taken and appreciated. Time is better spent on producing better materials. I have made a short version of the post as the primary article being too long was a valid criticism.
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by jadefox 6mo ago
the r/lisp crew have been a fantastic resource and help, lots of the deepest lisp knowledge there!
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by jadefox 6mo ago
It's about as accurate as I can make it, it's been revised with input from the crew over at r/lisp and I've verified what I can. Note the real value is simply in the mapping of the layers of the whole CL tooling stack, a
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by jadefox 6mo ago
Fixed it, there is now a link to the reference card that is simply the "map" and the legend with links for the CL tooling. 91% less reading required.
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by jadefox 6mo ago
lol you are absolutely right, the graphic is really the bit that counts and I made a note directly under it advising that the giant wall of text under it isn't a necessity if the graphic gives you what you need. Will most likely chop t
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by jadefox 6mo ago
Author here. Deeply interested but not an expert by any means happy to have saved anyone a few tokens. I have done my best to fact check the content and the people on r/lisp have contributed a ton of corrections that I incorporated int
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by jadefox 6mo ago
The "insight" that I needed a map, and that I had effectively created a map from my research, reading and "prompting" was mine, but I have no problem with using fancy tooling to help me pull it all together. If someone c
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by jadefox 6mo ago
If it helps, the article “evolved” so I don’t really care that LLM’s had a part to play. I am setting up a development environment for Mezzano, the Common Lisp OS after getting it running on ARM64. I needed to understand the full CL toolcha
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by jadefox 6mo ago
Thanks, that was exactly me.
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by jadefox 6mo ago
Updated the article
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by jadefox 6mo ago
This is cool, haven't seen it before and it takes a different approach entirely. It just clones the source code directly into your project. That can definitely go into the isolation layer slot along with Qlot, CLPM, and ocicl. Thanks f
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by jadefox 6mo ago
Not sure how my article even made it onto HN but HN has been my home page for 16 years so I'm pretty stoked. A quick note, Common Lisp tooling documentation exists in a LOT of places, but I could not find a single beginner friendly map
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by jadefox 6mo ago
I noted in the intro which LLM's I had used to research and edit with. Mostly because I could not find a simple map of the tooling layers in common lisp in one place so I "synthesised" one of my own. The map is really what I
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by jadefox 3y ago
Humans have been interpreting the world around us by populating it with imaginary versions of ourselves forever, I doubt it will lead us to "trust" LLM's but it certainly will lead to some serious misunderstandings. “If you w
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by jadefox 3y ago
That “appearance” is pretty good at triggering our anthropomorphizing behaviors. I like your handle, did you read Richard Bach’s Illusions by any chance?