Hey /nerd/ Just bought Land of Lisp from Fry's a week ago (stuck out like a sore thumb) and now I can't get enough of Lisp. So what are some good Lisp books I should get?
Sounds like you already have one. But seriously, SICP, or Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, gets recommended a lot, and I'm really enjoying the videos.
Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming (Peter Norvig) It's a much lighter read than it sounds like, and the examples are actually fun because they're all tied into AI somehow (no "make a database for your cd collection"). Plus it contains some of the best code you'll ever see, the guy who wrote it is insanely good.
>>92 >SICP Get on this. Even from a language-agnostic perspective, it's excellent.
>>104 It is also an insane fucking novel.