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Racket is much less approchable for people. I can't figure that mess out. Many people seem to find it difficult to endorse "get started and go" mentalities. The reason for N language implementations in Racket is that many LISP programmers are big fans of Domain Specific Languages (DSL) and this is also something that is taught in SICP.

Edition 2 of SICP was reimplemented in Common Lisp [0] (more specifically ANSI Common Lisp). Common Lisp is to Racket/Scheme/JavaScript/Clojure as C is to Rust/Java/Python/C++. It isn't the only way to implement a language and no one will say it's the "best" when compaired to My Favorite Implementation (TM) but everything draws from it and everything influenced it at the same time. It's the common ground that everyone can hold a leg on and knowing it will be your Rosetta Stone.

One common implementation is CLISP which is a GNU package.

To find out how everything works it is recommended that you attempt to read through the UNIX man page on the operation of this program. You will better understand how to interface with the program then. If you've used python then you will instantly recognize the idea of the REPL. [1]

If you have a software development background then [2] is probably all you need to get started. If not, as I have mentioned, you can check out SICP [3] as the book is online for no cost on an MIT website. Reading through this, maybe even one chapter per day, and doing the exercises as the book tells you to will give you a solid understanding of the concepts.

[0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Lisp

[1] - http://www.clisp.org/impnotes/clisp.html

[2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Lisp#Syntax

[3] - https://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html
I'm curious: how long did you seed on that torrent?
Slow as molasses here, so archive.org link:

https://web.archive.org/web/20161221130952/https://alexverme...

Also, perhaps a (2012) in the title?

Edit: my bad, there's a 2016 update:

https://alexvermeer.com/8760hours-v2-update-announce/
How to Build a Christmas Tree Looking Lower Back
In the United States, if you register to vote your name, age, address, and the names of people who live at the same address all end up on https://voterrecords.com and they don't let you remove it. If you are 40+ this may subject you to age discrimination--you may not even make it to the interview stage. I am now looking into how I can unregister to vote.

If you fill in an application to rent an apartment, or purchase property, your information ends up on the internet.

Our laws need to be updated for the internet age. There is public interest in knowing who owns the property at a certain address, but the reverse lookup of the same information--where does a certain citizen live--should be made illegal without the permission of the citizen.
Racket has an SICP plugin that makes everything from the book work.
The Daily Mail is a fascist newspaper, and has been for some time.

When they print headlines such as "Hurrah for the blackshirts" (1934) or "German Jews pouring into this country" (1939) it's easy to see their fascist history, but that continues today. Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between Nazi cartoons and modern day DM cartoons.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/british-media-has-sunk-to-an-al...

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/offended-by-the-daily-ma...
Same content as http://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/79-the-stack-and-the-he...
>Where 1GB LTE data only costs $75/month.

This price includes phone subsidy and talks. In Ontario Fido offers 1GB LTE for as low as $15 [1] (some limitations apply), which is not as cheap as in Europe, but not as expensive as you claim.

[1] https://www.fido.ca/consumer/mobile/data
* the negotiation example was taken from the EU summary article as an example not based on the persons choice

* the gist of my argument is that people aren't all the same and have predispositions

* the 'stop yourself getting shot' argument is ridiculous. I was highlighting that discrimination based on proxy groups is bad. As for what to do if you are being discriminated against? Don't go for 'positive' doscrimination, identify the group you are being used as a proxy for and convince the people with power that you aren't them. Of course it isn't easy, but at least it doesn't shove thr problem onto somebody else.
> The goal should be 2.0 fertility rates everywhere.

It should technically be slightly above that to replace the portion of the population that dies before baring two kids.
I absolutely agree, we have two key examples I think. LinkedIn, the masters of dark patterns and short sighted, metric driven optimizations over UX and Uber who do a massive amount of deceptive activity such as http://www.vox.com/2014/8/27/6074919/the-uber-recruitment-sc... (the author paints this is a good thing but I have to question his motives.)
Is there a paper or technical source? All the articles I find seem to be copy pasta of one another, none of which have sources...
/me is often downvoted : I should not be then.

I play bass, and can run 15km in one hour without breaking too much of a sweat.

Humm ... better means nothing... Yet another whizz bang science that is void of any sense.

But it is nice to have ego boosting article.