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On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Manish Chakravarty
<manishchakravarty@...> wrote:
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> We ( people from the Java world) think in a certain way and Lisp requires a
different way of thinking/problem solving.
> As a person comfortable with Java/Ruby/C++ is there any tutorial available
online that you would recommend. And why?

http://gigamonkeys.com/book/ -- Practical Common Lisp
The best book to get you up and running quickly. Irrespective of which
paradigm you come from.
Why? Because I like it. :)


>
> I am also confused as to which dialect of Lisp to pickup.
>

Since you are coming from the Java world , you might want to look at
http://clojure.org/
It's the dialect of lisp targeting the JVM. Which might be a
compelling reason to look at it considering your background.
And since its on JVM , it can be the trojan horse to get lisp into
your organisation (assuming you want to and the organisation is
resisiting :D , the organisation is pro JVM etc., etc.)

If none of the above points apply then you might want to check out
common lisp. As good as any. But if you are looking at industrial
strength implementations then you might want to also look at SBCL ,
Lispworks.

Looking for an editor? Look no further. You have emacs. (written in
elisp -- a derivative of lisp)



--
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http://www.kumargaurav.info
Latest Post -- Gitting things right
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Hi,

--- On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Manish Chakravarty
<manishchakravarty@...> wrote:
| We ( people from the Java world) think in a certain way and Lisp
requires a different way of thinking/problem solving.
| As a person comfortable with Java/Ruby/C++ is there any tutorial
available online that you would recommend. And why?
\--

You could try (uses Scheme):

Matthias Felleisen, Robert Bruce Findler, Matthew Flatt, and Shriram
Krishnamurthi. 2001. How To Design Programs - An Introduction to
Programming and Computing. Prentice-Hall.

http://www.htdp.org/

SK

--
Shakthi Kannan
http://www.shakthimaan.com

I guess you are talking about ARC.
There was the first public release of the same year or so back
.Have not heard much after that.Guess it still is in "Work in progress" state.

--- On Sun, 11/29/09, prashant singh <pacificleo@...> wrote:

From: prashant singh <pacificleo@...>
Subject: Re: [BCB] [OT] - Sugges a online resource for learning Lisp for Java 
programmers.
To: bangalore_barcamp@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, November 29, 2009, 2:17 PM







 









       now that we are at it, i remember paul graham was working on a dialect

of lisp .any idea What happend to that?



On 11/29/09, vineeth p <vin_pnam@yahoo. com> wrote:

> Try out highly rated 6.001 Structure and Interpretation of Computer

> Programs  from MIT

>

> You can find the course materials and Video lectures at

> http://ocw.mit. edu/OcwWeb/ Electrical- Engineering- and-Computer- Science/6-
001Spring- 2005/CourseHome/ index.htm

>

> This is basic mandatory first course of the undergraduate pgm from MIT.LISP

> dialect used is SCHEME.I believe SCHEME is currently only used as a

> education tool.

>

> If your aim is just to open you mind to new ways of implementation, I believe

> SCHEME is enough.But if you planning for real world development in LISP

> ,better try out COMMON LISP.

>

> Checkout

> http://stackoverflo w.com/questions/ 108201/common- lisp-or-scheme

> to make up your mind.

>

> BTW there is also a modern LISP dialect,Clojure which is targetted at

> JVM.You can check that out too.

>

> Regards,

> Vineeth

>

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> --- On Sun, 11/29/09, Manish Chakravarty <manishchakravarty@ yahoo.co. in>

> wrote:

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> From: Manish Chakravarty <manishchakravarty@ yahoo.co. in>

> Subject: [BCB] [OT] - Sugges a  online resource for learning Lisp for Java

> programmers.

> To: bangalore_barcamp@ yahoogroups. com

> Date: Sunday, November 29, 2009, 10:49 AM

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now that we are at it, i remember paul graham was working on a dialect
of lisp .any idea What happend to that?

On 11/29/09, vineeth p <vin_pnam@...> wrote:
> Try out highly rated 6.001 Structure and Interpretation of Computer
> Programs  from MIT
>
> You can find the course materials and Video lectures at
>
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-Computer-Science/6-001Sprin\
g-2005/CourseHome/index.htm
>
> This is basic mandatory first course of the undergraduate pgm from MIT.LISP
> dialect used is SCHEME.I believe SCHEME is currently only used as a
> education tool.
>
> If your aim is just to open you mind to new ways of implementation,I believe
> SCHEME is enough.But if you planning for real world development in LISP
> ,better try out COMMON LISP.
>
> Checkout
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/108201/common-lisp-or-scheme
> to make up your mind.
>
> BTW there is also a modern LISP dialect,Clojure which is targetted at
> JVM.You can check that out too.
>
> Regards,
> Vineeth
>
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> --- On Sun, 11/29/09, Manish Chakravarty <manishchakravarty@...>
> wrote:
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> From: Manish Chakravarty <manishchakravarty@...>
> Subject: [BCB] [OT] - Sugges a  online resource for learning Lisp for Java
> programmers.
> To: bangalore_barcamp@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, November 29, 2009, 10:49 AM
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Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. Thank you.

Try out highly rated 6.001 Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs 
from MIT

You can find the course materials and Video lectures at
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-Computer-Science/6-001Sprin\
g-2005/CourseHome/index.htm

This is basic mandatory first course of the undergraduate pgm from MIT.LISP
dialect used is SCHEME.I believe SCHEME is currently only used as a education
tool.

If your aim is just to open you mind to new ways of implementation,I believe
SCHEME is enough.But if you planning for real world development in LISP ,better
try out COMMON LISP.

Checkout
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/108201/common-lisp-or-scheme
to make up your mind.

BTW there is also a modern LISP dialect,Clojure which is targetted at JVM.You
can check that out too.

Regards,
Vineeth





--- On Sun, 11/29/09, Manish Chakravarty <manishchakravarty@...> wrote:

From: Manish Chakravarty <manishchakravarty@...>
Subject: [BCB] [OT] - Sugges a  online resource for learning Lisp for Java
programmers.
To: bangalore_barcamp@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, November 29, 2009, 10:49 AM







 









       We ( people from the Java world) think in a certain way and Lisp requires
a different way of thinking/problem solving.

As a person comfortable with Java/Ruby/C+ + is there any tutorial available
online that you would recommend. And why?



I am also confused as to which dialect of Lisp to pickup.



-- Manish



The INTERNET now has a personality. YOURS! See your Yahoo! Homepage.
http://in.yahoo. com/























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Hello Bhardwaj,

Thanks for the tip; I am downloading LispWorks on my mac as we speak.
Will give the eclipse plugin a try as well.

Learning a language like Lisp requires two things
- A change of mindset while programming ( I come from the Java/Ruby/C++ world )
- Learning the language syntax itself ( the easy part )

I'm more concerned with #1 at the moment; Lisp is something I've been wanting to
pickup since a long long time.

-- Manish


--- On Sun, 29/11/09, Bharadwaj Parthasarathy <teraom@...> wrote:

> From: Bharadwaj Parthasarathy <teraom@...>
> Subject: Fwd: [BCB] [OT] - Sugges a  online resource for learning Lisp for
Java programmers.
> To: "Manish Chakravarty" <manishchakravarty@...>
> Date: Sunday, 29 November, 2009, 11:04 AM
>
> Hi,
> Try thishttp://www.cs.sfu.ca/CC/310/pwfong/Lisp/
> I have been programming since yesterday and have
> made significant progress.Also get a good IDE, I
> am using lispworks personal on mac OS. A windows binary is
> also available.People also recommend eclipse and
> cusp plugin.
> Shoot an email if you need any help.
> one final note: RECURSION is your
> ammo.
> Thanks,Bharadwaj
> Parthasarathyteraom@...://teraom.comhttp://twitter.com/teraom
>
> Begin forwarded message:
> From: Manish Chakravarty <manishchakravarty@...>Date: 28
> November 2009 11:19:10 PM CSTTo: bangalore_barcamp@...:
[BCB] [OT] - Sugges a  online resource
> for learning Lisp for Java programmers.Reply-To:
bangalore_barcamp@yahoogroups.com
>  We
> ( people from the Java world) think in a certain way and
> Lisp requires a different way of thinking/problem
> solving.
> As a person
> comfortable with Java/Ruby/C+ + is there any tutorial
> available online that you would recommend. And why? 
>
> I am also confused as to which
> dialect of Lisp to pickup.
>
> -- Manish
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       The INTERNET now has a personality. YOURS! See your Yahoo! Homepage.
http://in.yahoo.com/

We ( people from the Java world) think in a certain way and Lisp requires a
different way of thinking/problem solving.
As a person comfortable with Java/Ruby/C++ is there any tutorial available
online that you would recommend. And why?

I am also confused as to which dialect of Lisp to pickup.

-- Manish


       The INTERNET now has a personality. YOURS! See your Yahoo! Homepage.
http://in.yahoo.com/

Hi


I am looking for any standard API in MOSS platform, which can help me with
Country and corresponding state population in the dropdowns.

Any pointers, links etc for the same?


Thanks
Manoj


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Hi Vijay,

I attended one, a few months back. It was on hiring and was excellent.
70% of the audience had specific questions (very high focus and
participation) which were answered very well by the panelists.

Cheers,
Amit


On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Anand, Vijay VP IDC <vijay_anand@...
> wrote:

>
>
> Anyone heard of:
>
> UnpluGGD - The Journey from Startup to Small Business [Jan 16th, 2009 -
> Bangalore]
>
> How does this event compare with other similar ones?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Vijay
>
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Anyone heard of:



UnpluGGD  - The Journey from Startup to Small Business [Jan 16th, 2009 -
Bangalore]



How does this event compare with other similar ones?



Thanks,

Vijay





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Hi,

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PSS: Please contact only if you have the solution ready for deployment, not
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Regards,
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Sorry Folks!

Forgot the date. It is 27 November i.e. the coming friday.

-Shekhar


*Venue:** CiSTUP, IISc Bangalore*

*Date: **27 November 2009
*

*Tea: **5:15pm*

*Starting Time:** 5:30pm*

*Speaker:** Dr Edvard Jobson, Environment Director, Volvo*

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*Description*

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    1.

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    3.

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    4.

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The progress has been achieved by the development of a new HD parallel
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and steering servo have been electrified. The engine is developed with a
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stops. The new compact D5 diesel engine brings further efficiency gain and
the I-shift automatic manual transmission secures improved efficiency also
in commuter traffic. The first fleets have now been in service for 6 months.
The fuel consumption is confirmed to be 30% lower than a new standard diesel
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*Profile of the Speaker*

The speaker, *Edward Jobson,* has a Phd in catalytic processes from Zurich,
is a professor at Chalmers Institute of Technology, board member of Swedish
catalysis society, and environmental director at Volvo Bus Corporation. He
currently manages research activities in the areas of emission control,
energy efficiency, hybrids, fuel cells and sustainable fuels.

He has been coordinator and president of large cooperation projects on
emissions and fuel efficient engines, within the European Framework
programmes. The research assignments have led to several inventions out of
which 17 patents and patent applications have been registered. In 2001
control of the deterioration of catalysts led him to the “Henry Ford Award
for technical excellence”.

For more details or any queries contact *Deepak Rajanna +91
9980940872* or *Neha
Dar +91 9739099230**
*


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*Venue:** CiSTUP, IISc Bangalore*

*Tea: **5:15pm*

*Starting Time:** 5:30pm*

*Speaker:** Dr Edvard Jobson, Environment Director, Volvo*

*Topic:** Latest Hybrid technology for buses.*

*Description*

The new hybrid buses features:

    1.

    Fully electric, take-off from bus stops
    2.

    More than 30% lower fuel consumption
    3.

    50% less emissions of NOx and particulates
    4.

    3dB less noise

The progress has been achieved by the development of a new HD parallel
hybrid technology. An electric machine with more than 90% efficiency is used
to recuperate the brake energy. Auxiliaries such as the AC, air compressor
and steering servo have been electrified. The engine is developed with a
stop and go function that turns of the engine at traffic lights and bus
stops. The new compact D5 diesel engine brings further efficiency gain and
the I-shift automatic manual transmission secures improved efficiency also
in commuter traffic. The first fleets have now been in service for 6 months.
The fuel consumption is confirmed to be 30% lower than a new standard diesel
bus with latest technology. Two demo buses have been circulating by bus
operators in Europe and results from a variety of conditions confirms the
robustness of the new technology.
The environmental impact is superior to all known alternatives for public
transports as confirmed by the new European rules for green public
procurement of road transports.

*Profile of the Speaker*

The speaker, *Edward Jobson,* has a Phd in catalytic processes from Zurich,
is a professor at Chalmers Institute of Technology, board member of Swedish
catalysis society, and environmental director at Volvo Bus Corporation. He
currently manages research activities in the areas of emission control,
energy efficiency, hybrids, fuel cells and sustainable fuels.

He has been coordinator and president of large cooperation projects on
emissions and fuel efficient engines, within the European Framework
programmes. The research assignments have led to several inventions out of
which 17 patents and patent applications have been registered. In 2001
control of the deterioration of catalysts led him to the “Henry Ford Award
for technical excellence”.

For more details or any queries contact *Deepak Rajanna +91
9980940872* or *Neha
Dar +91 9739099230**
*


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Looking for some independent third parties to test it.
Check out
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Still some bugs in there; there is a 7 day free trial.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

regards,
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Dear All,

We are a start up company in Bangalore , we need OpenSSL, SmartCard & Biometric
Consultant for product development.

Please give your reference.

Regards

Vikas





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Dear All,

We are a start up company in Bangalore , we need OpenSSL, SmartCard & Biometric
Consultant for product development.

Please give your reference.

Regards

Vikas





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Hi


Few months back I shared the launch of the first career portal from our
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Hi all,

I hope most you know about foss.in (if not, please read at http://foss.in)

Compare to previous years, this year, event will have extend hours and
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thank you,
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renounce smaller selfish interests for the bigger good -
http://practicalsanskrit.blogspot.com/2009/11/renounce-smaller-selfish-interests\
-for.html

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    *Extending an invitation to all concerned citizens of Bangalore, to join
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resources and amenities, energy efficiency and good economics – the balance
between welfare and profit.

A panel of senior local administrators, young politicians, experts as well
as eminent citizens will bring their diversity in opinions and real world
experiences to this session to discuss the various aspects of the draft
Transport Policy for Karnataka. Intelligent and lively audience
participation is expected to complete the picture.

*Time*: 10:30 AM

*Panelists:*

    1.

    Mr. MK Shankaralingegowda, Secretary, Dept of Transport, GoK
     2.

    Mr. Gaurav Gupta, MD KSRTC
     3.

    Mr. Praveen Sood, ACP Traffic, Bangalore
     4.

    Mr. Krishna Byregowda, MLA, Congress
     5.

    Prof. Ashwin Mahesh, Transportation Expert and Professor IIM Bangalore
     6.

    Prof T.G Sitharam, Chairman, CiSTUP
     7.

    Mr. S. Viswanath, Sustainability Expert

*Moderator:* V. Ravichandar
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*SESSIONS*

Take this opportunity to engage with policy makers, citizen leaders and
experts through a highly interactive series of sessions on Sustainable
Transport. Listen to what they have to say on topics ranging from road
design to urban planning simulation, share your ideas and provide direct
feedback. The emphasis is on participation, collaboration and synergy.

*ROAD DESIGN STANDARDS: **GETTING THERE(S1)*

Roads need to be designed and engineered to accommodate the needs of
pedestrians, cyclists, hawkers, private vehicle users, utilities such as
water and electricity, as well as environmental aspects such as tree cover
in an optimal and efficient way.

Participate in this session to understand how this is currently attempted,
what the shortcomings of this approach are, and what needs to change.

*Time*: 1:30 PM

*Presenters:*

    1.

    Dr Sitharam, Chairman CiSTUP, IISc
     2.

    Mr. Chikrayappa, Chief Engineer, Major Roads, BBMP
     3.

    Mr. Basavaraj Kabade, Exec. Engr, BBMP
     4.

    Mr. Srinivas , Chief Engineer, BDA (not confirmed )
     5.

    Mr. Suhas Kulhalli, Member, Praja

*Moderator**:* Mr. Ravindra, Member, Praja

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*MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION: SEAMLESS TRANSIT(S2)*

How easily you can go from walking or taking your cycle or car, parking it
and switching to a bus or metro, then catching an auto to your destination,
all in single journey and in a reasonably good time, is a measure of the
efficiency and efficacy of a transport system.

Attend this session to understand concepts of multi-modal transportation and
to see what our city's thinkers and planners have to say on the subject.

*Time*: 1:30 PM

*Presenters*:

    1.

    Mr PK Garg, Director Projects, BMTC
     2.

    Prof Ashish Verma, CiSTUP, IISc
     3.

    Mr. Shashidhara, City Connect
     4.

    Mr. Nate Stell, Architect Biome Solutions

*Moderator*: Vinod Shankar, Member Praja

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*AATAKKUNTU, LEKKAKKUNTU – **SIMULATION OF PARTICIPATION AND PLANNING IN THE
EVOLUTION OF BENGALURU(S3)*

In a city governed by multiple elected bodies and public agencies, arriving
at decisions always involves working with multiple stakeholders.

Bangalore-based think-tank CSTEP will display several demos and kick off
discussions about how games could be used for addressing mobility related
challenges in Bangalore.

*Time*: 2:30 PM

*Panelists:*

    1.

    Prof Rajeev Gowda, Professor Economics and Social Sciences IIM Bangalore
     2.

    TBD

*Presenters*: CSTEP

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*URBAN PLANNING AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION: MAKING IT EASY(S4)*

Mobility requirements of citizens depend upon the choices the city provides
them. If you had the option, wouldn't you live closer to work, and in a
neighborhood that not only has all the amenities you need within easy
distance but is also green and clean?

This session brings together urban planning experts and knowledgeable
citizens for a constructive discussion on how urban planning impacts
sustainable mobility.

*Time*: 3:30 PM

*Presenters:*

    1.

    Ms. Champaka TR, Principal Urban Designer at Groupe SCE India Pvt. Ltd,
    Bangalore
     2.

    Mr. HS Sudhira, Specialist Consultant (Land Use and Transport) at DULT,
    and Research Associate, IISc

*Panelists*:

    1.

    Ms. Brinda Sastry,Urban Design and Planning Consultant, Adjunct Faculty,
    RV School of Architecture Bangalore
     2.

    Mr. Vijayan Menon, Koramangala Initiative

*Moderator*: Mr. Sanjay Vijayaraghavan, Member Praja

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*DOCUMENTARY SCREENING *

*Time*: 12:30 PM

*E2 series from PBS*: Four 30 minute documentaries on best practices in
sustainable transport from around the world

*J**ust Wheels*: 30 minute documentary by Faizan Jawed on how methods of
mobility shape an inclusive, equitable, sustainable and therefore humane
habitat.*
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