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Remember when we had to "program" our VCRs? I kind of share the feeling that "our word", in this case "code", is being abused and overly simplified, but overall
by Jach 15y ago
Remember when we had to "program" our VCRs? I kind of share the feeling that "our word", in this case "code", is being abused and overly simplified, but overall I don't really care. People are taking the mental effort to design something in their heads and then realize it by directing the tools available to them (with some guidance of course); the more of that the better. The main danger is in leading people to believe that what they did is it.
Sure it's like calling the making of a tune with one of those "press this object/key to make this sound, that object/key to make that sound" apps ( http://distoorted.livejournal.com/10914.html http://distoorted.livejournal.com/10914.html is the most recent one I saw ) "composing", but I can't even work those apps let alone design a pleasing fugue or canon. Taking 8 hours to be instructed in some very basic musical theory in that context would probably be beneficial anyway.