Lisp machines of the day were not a different architectural alternative to "von Neumann machine". They had RAM, disk, cpu, some peripherals attached to them. Basically a high-end workstations that just happened to have an OS written in Lisp, and bunch of user's program also implemented in Lisp, a lisp compiler, and so on. Differences in computational environment, and how one worked with them existed, but from the hardware point of view, Lisp machines, were also von Neumann architecture.
# Speaker 1: [4.80s - 6.24s]，这一点在新收录的资料中也有详细论述
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This worked great on straight coastlines. In concave coves and inlets, the wave lines got thick and ugly. The blur-based gradient spreads the same value range over a wider physical area in coves, stretching the wave bands out.