Cheer up, Alex!
Without some of your articles being mentioned on Lambda the Ultimate
back in 2007, I would probably not have heard of PicoLisp. I'm glad I
got to know it. In my opinion PicoLisp is a shining gem, and by studying
it one can learn a lot about different and clever ways to do programming.
I now took a look at this: <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picolisp>
Two things made me unsure if this was the same Lisp: It was "originally
developed on the Apple Macintosh". Wow! ;-) And then the spelling:
"PicoLisp", no space. It used to be "Pico Lisp", but you've obviously
changed it. (I just wish it wasn't "Picolisp", lowercase "l".) Let's try
to make that article stick! If we succeed, I'll make another try at
donating some money to Wikipedia.
Keep up the good work! ;-)
/Jon
On 1/4/10 2:01 PM, Alexander Burger wrote:
On Sat, Jan 02, 2010 at 10:05:06PM +0100, dexen deVries wrote:
sources', which seems to translate to press, including electronic. Or at le=
ast=20
a few `high-profile blogs' etc. Best would is something peer-reviewed.
OK, my last try is the article in the German magazine c't. I've put a link
into the English and German versions.
Besides this, I'm extremely frustrated. I think I wasted too much time
on communicating (instead of using) PicoLisp during the last 8 years.
From now on I'll concentrate on my own work. I won't write any articles,
or propagate PicoLisp in any way. I'll answer questions in this mailing
list, though.
Cheers,
- Alex
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