Edmund Weitz
nhabedi
Professor (math and CS), formerly freelance coder (mainly Common Lisp)
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences Hamburg, Germany
Raven
KarlJoad
Ph.D Candidate at Northwestern University interested in making hardware development better
s-expressionists
s-expressionists
A collection of software and other resources useful for Common Lisp implementations.
Masataro Asai
guicho271828
AI Researcher on Optimization, Planning & Scheduling.
@IBM Research Boston, Planet Lisp
Shubhamkar Ayare
digikar99
Common Lisp for solitary projects. Anything (reasonable) the team is good with for team projects.
Vienna, Austria
Ray
raysan5
I make tools and technology for videogames development. Available for technical consulting, courses teaching and conferences. Feel free to message me!
@raylibtech Barcelona
François-René Rideau
fare
Cybernethics
Houyhnhnm Computing https://ngnghm.github.io
Lair of the French Resistance
Cody Reichert
CodyReichert
Hackin' on @assertible, @SimplyRETS, and other cool projects!
@Assertible Houston, Texas
diego
dieggsy
I code for fun (and work!). Mostly in Common Lisp, though I've also been known to work with Chicken Scheme, Python, and Emacs Lisp.
Anthony Green
atgreen
Distinguished Solution Architect at Red Hat. Created libffi, the moxie CPU, the ocicl Common Lisp system distribution system and more. Hacks are my own.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Alexander Artemenko
svetlyak40wt
Founder of Ultralisp.org. Common Lisper.
I'm making videos about CL: https://www.youtube.com/@40ants
40Ants
Fernando Borretti
eudoxia0
Interests: compilers, programming language theory, chemistry, atomically-precise manufacturing, formal systems.
Sydney, Australia
Arcensyl
arcensyl
A college student studying IT. I love configuring and tweaking my Linux machine, especially when it comes to Emacs or Nyxt.
United States
Artyom Bologov
aartaka
Dreaming of multi-modal interfaces and creating seemingly meaningless programs.
Distributed
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