Lispcoin

What's Lispcoin? A cryptographically-secure monetary system written in ANSI Common Lisp.
Features:
*Written in 100% pure ANSI Common Lisp.
*Promotes innovation by giving bonuses to users of Free software and non-x86 hardware.
*Reward doesn't shrink so early adopters can't become millionaires for doing nothing.
*GPU-proof, ASIC-proof, quantum-proof algorithm to keep calculations secure into the future.
If it ain't Lispcoin, it's crap!

What's the algorithm?

>>2
(defn fibs (n)
  (if (< n 2)
    n
    (+ (fibs (- n 1)) (fibs (- n 2)))))

So instead of an exponentially-expanding money supply or a geometrically-expanding one, you've chosen to split the difference and go with a linear one?

defn

fuck of with your nu lisp look at me im a famous programming  language inventor shit

>>5
Sorry, I don't know the diff between Common Lisp and Closure. ((scheme)) is the ultimate language.

>>3
You've got be sold. I'll starting mining now

Though I do prefer defmacro to syntax-*, hygiene be damned.

>>8
Hygiene is a good thing though. In lisp, all macros generate code that could otherwise be written by hand. With scheme it is possible to get other sorts of bindings not possible with hand written code. Although you can do just as well with lisp using packages to refer to your ``hidden'' symbols. But I am on the fence. I would like to see a less complicated scheme-like macro system that both gives hygiene and allows arbitrary scheme code generating code, but maybe it's there and I just need to learn more about it.

>>9
define-syntax/syntax-rules is as simple as possible, it's literally the best macro system in the universe.

>>10
syntax-rules is shit. It's a step towards the c preprocessor. It's taking the only thing that makes lisp uniquely good and throwing it in the trash.

>>11
you clearly have no idea what you're talking about

look at these fukkin nerds

_>>^13
Fuc_{k y}o_u^, _``^f_a^gst_or^m_'^'_! ^l_el

>>12 NO U DONT UNDRSTAN HOMO ICONIC PRO GRAM ING. GET OUT.