A Lisp for latent-space minds — the rigorous instrument — and a workshop of homoiconic play around it. This repository gathers, into one home, all of the Claude-Code-Lab's work in Lisp: a small, ...

During the AI research boom of the 1970s, the LISP language – from LISt Processor – saw a major surge in use and development, including many dialects being developed. One of these dialects was Scheme, ...

Once the MIT Museum was a sanctuary of substance, a sanctuary of wire and grit, a tribute to the restless engineering minds that reshaped the modern world. It didn’t rely on digital glitz to impress.

How an ice cream innovator in Somerville influenced Lisp pioneers at the MIT AI Lab­—and made a lasting mark on programming. In the early 1970s, a team of engineers at MIT’s AI Lab launched a ...

This week, I learned about something new: the Hyper key. (I also learned that TIL means “today I learned”, but I digress.) The Hyper key is a modifier key that originates from the Space-Cadet keyboard ...

While generative AI is taking the business world by storm, it’s important to note that it’s not necessarily new. Many of today's promises for AI were also made in the past. It was less than 40 years ...

As title suggests, I think you can follow the features described in Genera Lisp machine manuals and make it real in Lem. If this succeeds, Lem would be a unique piece ...

The LM-3 project has announced version 100, the last ever release of the system software for the MIT CADR Lisp Machine. So, both a new release and a very old one all at once. News of this release came ...

The MakerLisp Embedded Lisp Machine is targeted at makers and developers of embedded systems for use at the edge of the IoT. Thus, you can only imagine my surprise and delight to be introduced to ...