Richard P. Gabriel

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Richard P. Gabriel is a computer scientist and writer best known for his work on Lisp, software patterns, and his influential essay "Worse Is Better."

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instanceOf computer scientist
awardReceived ACM SIGPLAN Distinguished Service Award
contributedTo Common Lisp standardization
Lisp performance evaluation
software patterns community
educatedAt Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University
University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
employer IBM Research
Lucid Inc.
Stanford University
Sun Microsystems
fieldOfWork Lisp
computer science
programming languages
software engineering
software patterns
genre essay
poetry
software engineering literature
technical non-fiction
hasAcademicDegree PhD in Computer Science
hasGivenTalk "Worse Is Better" talks at programming conferences
keynotes at software patterns conferences
influenced discussions on simplicity vs correctness in software
software design philosophy "worse is better"
influencedBy Lisp community
knownFor Lisp
essay "Worse Is Better"
poetry
software patterns
work on Common Lisp
languageUsed English
memberOf ACM
ACM SIGPLAN
linked to: SIGPLAN
notableWork book "Patterns of Software"
book "Performance and Evaluation of Lisp Systems"
book "Writers' Workshops & the Work of Making Things"
essay "The End of History and the Last Programming Language"
essay "The Rise of Worse is Better"
essay "The Structure of a Programming Language Revolution"
essay "Worse Is Better"
poetry collection "Writers' Workshops & the Work of Making Things"
positionHeld Distinguished Engineer at Sun Microsystems
President of Lucid Inc.
Researcher at IBM Research
programmingLanguage Common Lisp
Lisp

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Guy L. Steele Jr. coAuthor Richard P. Gabriel