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> It's an extremely efficient port of HN to Common Lisp. One of the project's goals was to be high performance.

FWIW your pages seem to load at least 2 times slower here. no idea if real HN has some sort of CDN cache though.

> If you're particularly offended that this is copying your comments, claim your account by

Does this comply with GDPR?

Look at a Small Language Models or Gemma4:e2b for generating comments on the server without paying an API for tokens. I explored running these locally for making a very unsophisticated chat bot and it was just slightly too slow for what I wanted, but you don't need instantaneous responses for generating comments on posts.
It's awesome! And it's always cool to me when I get a chance to look at a largerish CL codebase! Congratulations on all the hard work now mostly complete!
I think you actually achieved art project quite well with the amount of the concept that you completed, mainly because this writeup is hilarious.