Ask HN: Which Lisp book should we publish first?

Re:Ask HN: Which Lisp book should we publish first? by almost on Saturday December 26, 2009 @09:41AM (#1015973)

For those that don't know (probably smaller on here then elsewhere but still):

HtDP: How to Design Programs SICP: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs PCL: Practical Common Lisp ACL: ASCII Common Lisp PAIP: Principles off Artificial Intelligence Programming OL: On Lisp

Personally I'd probably go for PCL because it's... practical.

OL is pretty awesome though, I wish someone would reprint it in English, I have a self printed copy but I'd very much like to own a proper one!

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Re:Ask HN: Which Lisp book should we publish first? by cryptical on Saturday December 26, 2009 @11:01AM (#1016022)

Do you mean ACL: ANSI Common Lisp and PAIP: Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming?

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Re:Ask HN: Which Lisp book should we publish first? by almost on Saturday December 26, 2009 @12:38PM (#1016098)

Whoops! I did. Both of them are on the shelf just above my computer so I've got no excuse!

Off topic: What happened to the edit link? I want to hide my mistakes! ;]

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Re:Ask HN: Which Lisp book should we publish first? by pWneD on Saturday December 26, 2009 @09:48AM (#1015977)

I'd go for PCL as well then learn your way through.

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