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
You Don't Need
you-dont-need
People choose popular projects, often not because it applies to their problems.
Alexander Artemenko
svetlyak40wt
Founder of Ultralisp.org. Common Lisper.
I'm making videos about CL: https://www.youtube.com/@40ants
40Ants
Michael Wright
michaelw90
Epicure into software development, cars and travelling. Working to make learning accessible to everyone! 🏳️🌈
Manchester, United Kingdom
Daniel Kochmanski
dkochmanski
Humble me :-)
This profile is only to contribute to other projects. M$ sucks.
TurtleWare Przemyśl
Mohsen BANAN
mohsenBanan
Over the past two decades, I have been developing the Libre-Halaal ByStar Digital Ecosystem. We use github as a secondary public source distribution mechanism.
ByStar Digital Ecosystem -- http://www.by-star.net Seattle, USA -- Isfahan, Iran
John Jacobsen
eigenhombre
Owner of NPX Designs, LLC, a small software consultancy in Chicago. Clojure, Go, Embedded / C, Common Lisp, Emacs, Python.
NPX Designs, LLC Chicago, IL
Michaël Le Barbier
foretspaisibles
Mathematician, programmer and infrastructure expert at Thoughtworks.
PhD. | Max Planck Alumni | Agrégé de mathématiques
@thoughtworks Köln (Germany)
Protesilaos Stavrou
protesilaos
At what point does a tinkerer become a programmer, provided no formal background in the latter?
Cyprus, European Union
Shravan Vasishth
vasishth
Professor of Psycholinguistics at Universität Potsdam, Germany.
Universität Potsdam Potsdam, Germany
Mark Nahabedian
MarkNahabedian
Retired computer programmer with experience in CommonLisp, Python, Go, Julia, JavaScript, C, and XSLT.
Cambridge Massachusetts, USA
Fernando Borretti
eudoxia0
Interests: compilers, programming language theory, chemistry, atomically-precise manufacturing, formal systems.
Sydney, Australia
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