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Multi-source AI news clustered, deduplicated, and scored 0–100 across authority, cluster strength, headline signal, and time decay.

  1. COMMENTARY · Mastodon — mastodon.social English(EN) ·

    (Reposting a blog post by @ zyd copy-pasted in full from: this webpage ) Can you Lisp without being strapped in to the Torment Nexus Machine? As of 2026-05-18 …

    A recent survey of Lisp and Scheme programming projects reveals varying stances on the use of AI-generated code. As of May 2026, many projects have established policies, with some strictly prohibiting LLM contributions and others hesitantly accepting them. A few projects are still awaiting official policies or have nuanced approaches, such as allowing LLM use for core developers but not external contributions. AI

    IMPACT Developers of Lisp and Scheme dialects are establishing policies on AI-generated code, indicating a growing need to address AI's role in software development.

  2. COMMENTARY · Lobsters — AI tag English(EN) ·

    End of the semester

    The author plans to learn Clojure and PyTorch to gain a deeper understanding of AI fundamentals. They are exploring Clojure, a Lisp dialect, finding its functional programming paradigm a departure from their TypeScript and Dart background. The author is also diving into PyTorch through the "Deep Learning for Coders" book to better understand AI concepts and their practical application in development work. They believe this first-principles approach will help them cut through the noise of superficial AI discussions. AI

    End of the semester

    IMPACT Author aims to gain a foundational understanding of AI to better discern valid insights from superficial commentary.

  3. TOOL · Replit blog English(EN) · · [2 sources]

    Start Coding with Haskell on Replit

    Replit has expanded its language support by adding Clojure and Haskell to its online coding environment. The platform is focusing on incorporating more functional programming languages, with Clojure running on the Java Virtual Machine and Haskell offering a REPL experience similar to GHCi. These additions aim to provide developers with more options for functional programming directly within the Replit platform. AI

    IMPACT Expands developer tooling options for functional programming languages.