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ORCID16th ELS 2024: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Giuseppe Attardi:
Proceedings of the 17th European Lisp Symposium, ELS 2024, Vienna, Austria, May 6-7, 2024. 2024, ISBN 978-2-9557474-8-3
Invited Contributions
- Julian Padget:
Bias is a bug; but not as we know it! 1 - Stavros Macrakis:
Is the hype cycle real? 1 - Markus Triska:
The Need for Symbolic AI Programming Languages in the Public Sector. 1
Papers
- Andrew Sengul:
The Medley Interlisp Revival. 3-7 - Anders Hoff:
Lisp Query Notation - A DSL for Data Processing. 8-11 - Philipp Marek, Björn Lellmann, Markus Triska:
Grants4Companies: The Common Lisp PoC. 12-17 - Marco Heisig:
An Introduction to Array Programming in Petalisp. 18-21 - Gábor Melis:
Adaptive Hashing - Faster Hash Functions with Fewer Collisions. 22-40 - Arthur Evensen:
Period Information Extraction: A DSL Solution to a Domain Problem. 42-47 - Didier Verna:
The Quickref Cohort. 48-51 - Shubhamkar Ayare:
py4cl2-cffi: Using CPython's C API to call Python callables from Common Lisp. 52-59 - Eitaro Fukamachi:
Qlot, a project-local library installer. 60-64 - Robert Mayer, Thomas Östreicher:
Murmel & JMurmel. 65-68
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