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Ray Kurzweil On Future AI Project At Google

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Common Lisp example code for my Semantic Web book is now LGPL licensed

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Experimenting with Clojure 1.3 and Noir 1.2

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Polyglot programmers: setting up multi-language access to data

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Java EE 6 is actually pretty good

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Wonderful book: "Land of Lisp" - Conrad Barski is a great author and communicator

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Clozure Common Lisp 1.6 has been released

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Free PDF for the Common Lisp edition of my "Practical Semantic Web and Linked Data Applications" book

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Wow: I think QuickLisp will change my Common Lisp development setup

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New (very) rough drafts available for both Java and Lisp editions of "Practical Semantic Web and Linked Data Applications"

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The beauty of Latex: my AllegroGraph book becomes two books, one for JVM languages and one for Lisp

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My DevX article "Using Gambit-C Scheme to Create Small, Efficient Native Applications" is now online

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Notes on using PowerLoom with SBCL Common Lisp

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Continuing to work on my AllegroGraph book

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Haskell it is

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Programming: sometimes simpler is better

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Using JSON for communicating between Ruby and Lisp or Scheme

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C++, taking a second look

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Cool: Common Lisp Elephant object persistence package

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Programming languages: advantages of both specialization and being a generalist

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