When they invite me to talk to computer science students about programming
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@lazarus @ohyran exactly! that's the point I make with all this, how do you communicate mechanical transformation to the future.
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/permacomputing.html
If this is a topic that interests you, I'll also recommend reading @chrisamaphone's Is Truth Futureproof
https://khoury.northeastern.edu/~cmartens/papers/plateau26-itfp.pdf
@neauoire @chrisamaphone @lazarus @ohyran
Indeed, because more than stripped Latin sounds like a dumb version of Italian... 😂
@freezr indeed, as you know he was Italian himself, and that's the point people was trying to make. How much can you remove and remain intelligible.
Grammatica non es semper inutile; si suppressione de flexione confunde singulare cum plurale, praeterito cum futuro, activo cum passivo, tunc nos muta forma de propositione.
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/docs/lsf_primolibro.txt
In fact, half of my wiki is written in LsF.
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/neausea.html
@neauoire @lazarus @chrisamaphone
Had a fascinating talk with a friend about how modern coding practices in companies (basically forcing down LLM-code) have created a situation where there is no value in keeping the code up to date or usable for a long period of time, meaning bug fixing is almost ignored in favour of just "more LLM code"
Reading both of your links now - it sounds fascinating!
When it slowly dawns on you that the total population of the earth that would get your jokes is approaching one, but they're so darn good, you tell them anyway... 😂
The struggle is real.
@rl_dane "To the muffled chuckle at the back of the room, thank you so much!"
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@lazarus this part of the talk is about Peano's Formulario Mathematico and what he attempted to do with language to communicate his ideas across time.
The talk I'm giving is about frozen computer artifacts.
@ohyran @lazarus Have a read of the wikipedia and if you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer any questions :)
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/latin_sin_flexion.html
@deianeira a pinch of sulfur, a smidge of mercury, an ingot of..
