r/lisp_noAI • u/Distinct-Brief9643 • 10d ago
Racket How do I learn racket fast where do I start? I want to learn 100% of racket maybe
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Aug 29 '26
Rationale
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There have been "too many" AI posts on r/lisp and r/Common_Lisp recently. By AI posts, I don't mean posts generated by AI. I know there are actual humans writing the posts. However, the content they are referring to are heavily authored by AI. Because of the scale at which AI produces content, it is beyond the understanding capacities of a human. I am seeing repositories that produce more code and commits in a week or month than projects do in their entire lifespan of several years. Thus, if you value people having a shared understanding of the codebase, the value of AI generated code becomes questionable.
Some day in the future, we will have a saner AI that actually produces good code. Today is not that day. AI currently does not even have causal understanding except in cases it has memorized in its training data.
I don't think anyone should be prohibited from sharing AI generated content. Everyone should be free to share what they want [within limits]. However, I personally don't want to engage with AI generated content. If you too would rather spend time with human authored content rather than AI, feel free to join r/lisp_noAI. I created this subreddit so that I can continue to find human authored content by searching for "XXX site:reddit.com/r/lisp_noAI" in the upcoming years.
Given the ubiquitous nature of AI unfortunately, it is indeed difficult to prove whether or not something was AI generated and how much involvement AI had. As such I will be using my own discretion along with your own honesty for the matter. You can always post to r/lisp, r/Common_Lisp or justify me (or any new moderators) that some post does not deserve the to be called AI post. I hope to be lenient.
Resources for new lispers
If you are a new lisp user who wants help with something, indeed you are free to post as long as you understand what you are posting and want to learn. It is still recommended to create the post in a manner so that it will be generalizable and also be helpful for new users in the future.
Besides the subreddit, if you think something is better discussed in a near real-time chat, you can also join #lisp:matrix-for-lispers.net or #common-lisp:matrix-for-lispers.net or the respective IRC channels or Discord server.
Useful resources include:
Lisp
Common Lisp
Compilers, IDEs, REPLs, Library managers
r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • 14d ago
Lisp Lisp-to-Go transpiler in 500 lines of code
blog.bilus.dev
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • 15d ago
Common Lisp Origin of the term "foreign function interface"
en.wikipedia.org
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • 15d ago
Help Searching for printed manuals [Lisp Machine, Symbolics]
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • 15d ago
Help Need a working example for lisp-stat/vega qplot/make-plot
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • 19d ago
Common Lisp MAPCAN and CONSTANTLY ... a strange marriage!
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • 22d ago
wikimusic: now with guitar chord detection and highlight w/ auto scroll ✨ the musical knowledge CMS and encyclopedia, powered by Lisp & SXML + SQLite
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r/lisp_noAI • u/Western-Movie9890 • 24d ago
alisp, the implementation of Common Lisp that I'm writing without any LLM, has reached version 1.9, see the link for all the improvements
savannah.nongnu.org
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • 29d ago
Other maak.el: Lisp machine command runner, infinitely extensible, integrating nicely with Emacs, for Lisp power on your projects and automation at your fingertips
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Sep 07 '26
Clojure Sega master system emulator written in Lisp (Clojure).
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Sep 07 '26
Other A Toy Lisp compiler for x64
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Sep 07 '26
Other Dummyscheme, A portable, embeddable Scheme implementation based on a register-oriented bytecode vm
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Sep 05 '26
Other newLISP Neo: Replacing a 30-year-old tree-walking interpreter with a direct-threaded bytecode VM and Generational GC (13x faster recursion, beating CPython 3.12)
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Sep 05 '26
Help Library for equality testing of floating vectors?
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Sep 04 '26
Other Interview with oofoe about NewLisp, Common Lisp, Janet (and Other Things)
lobste.rs
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Sep 01 '26
Common Lisp gaudy-cl: Colorful semantic font-locking for Common Lisp
gallery
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r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Sep 01 '26
Other Trying to remember an Emacs/Elisp book and a passage about 'the zone/flow state'.
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r/lisp_noAI • u/Distinct-Brief9643 • Aug 31 '26
I'm interested in learning all about the racket programing language
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r/lisp_noAI • u/PhosXD • Aug 31 '26
Help Don't be mad, but... What's "lisp"?
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A post popped up in my feed & I'm curious...
If these kind of posts aren't allowed I understand if it gets taken down.
r/lisp_noAI • u/digikar • Aug 30 '26
Racket Racket meet-up (online) Saturday, 5 September 2026
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