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Lisping at JPL Copyright (c) 2002 by Ron Garret (f.k.a. Erann Gat), all rights reserved. This is the story of the rise and fall of Lisp at the Jet Propulsion Lab as told from my personal (and highly biased) point of view. I am not writing in my official capacity as an employee of JPL, nor am I in any way representing the official position of JPL. (This will become rather obvious shortly.) 1988-1991 - The Robotics Years JPL at the time was in the early planning stages for a Mars rover mission
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