> - First name: 
  
Tim 
  
> - Last name: 
  
Daly, Jr.  (My father is a Lisper too, so the Jr. matters) 
  
> - Email address: 
  
REMOVED
  
> - Home page: 
  
http://tenkan.org 
  
> - Phone number(s): 
  
I hate talking on the phone. :) 
  
> - Postal code: 
  
13059 
  
> - City: 
  
Berlin 
  
> - Country: 
  
Germany 
  
> - Organization(s) you work for or study at 
>   (please supply the name and city for each organization): 
  
I work for Roadsend. (http://www.roadsend.com) 
  
> - Fields of interest 
>   (e.g. computer linguistics, numerical analysis, business software, 
>   medicine, bioinformatics): 
  
formal languages, compiler design, user-interface design 
  
> - Have you written any Lisp-related papers? If so, please supply 
>   bibliographical references (and URL's, if possible). 
  
No.  But I hope to! 
  
> - Have you developed or participated in the development of any 
>   Lisp-related programs or libraries? If so, please supply a URL, 
>   if possible. 
  
Not worth mentioning really.  I've made a horrible mess of cl-gtk, 
contributed a single lousy patch to lgtk, and reported a couple of 
tiny bugs in sbcl.  Cliki should be forthcoming, if you really 
consider that participation. 
  
Additionally, my day job is lead developer of Roadsend PCC, a compiler 
written in Scheme (bigloo).  (see http://www.roadsend.com) 
  
> - Lisp variants you have used (e.g. Common Lisp, Scheme, Dylan): 
  
Common Lisp and Scheme 
  
> - Lisp variants you're currently using or intend to use in the 
>   near future: 
  
Common Lisp and Scheme 
  
> - Lisp implementations you have used 
>   (e.g. CMUCL, Lispworks, Allegro Common Lisp): 
  
SBCL, CMUCL, GCL, Bigloo and Kawa (the latter two are Scheme) 
  
> - Lisp implementations you're currently using or intend to use 
>   in the near future: 
  
SBCL and Bigloo 
  
> - Computer platforms on which you're using or deploying Lisp: 
  
x86 Linux and Windows (blech) 
  
> - Number of years of experience with Lisp: 
  
four 
  
> - Do you use Lisp: 
>   - at work (if so, how much) 
>   - for study (if so, how much) 
>   - as a hobby (if so, how much) 
  
at work, about 12 hours a day, 6 days a week 
for study.. whenever I get a little time 
as a hobby -- see for study 
  
> - Are you using Lisp as much as you would like to? 
>   If not, why not? 
  
Yes. 
  
> - Do you see any obstacles to further Lisp growth (if so, what 
>   is the biggest obstacle in your opinion)? 
  
Lisp is a language for smart people.  That's kind of a problem... 
  
> - Would you be interested in a Lisp-related job or contract work? 
  
Yes. 
  
> - Is your organization interested in hiring Lisp programmers? 
  
Yes. 
  
> - Are you currently participating in Lisp-related meetings? 
>   If so, where and how often? 
>   If not, would you be interested in such meetings? 
  
Well, I enjoyed ILC 2002 (in SF).  I would definitely like to go to 
another conference, time allowing.  I'm also interested in user 
groups, and will eventually get my ass to the one in Hamburg.