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> Vector programming: represent software architecture as vector embeddings, code against sequences of vectors that are arranged into relationships and then the
by _a_a_a_ 4y ago
> Vector programming: represent software architecture as vector embeddings, code against sequences of vectors that are arranged into relationships and then the space where the vectors reside is concretised
Sounds wonderful!
(What does it mean?)
- samsquire 4y agoIn programming languages with generics you can substitute an implementation that is compatible. I want to program my code that it can interoperate with many other pieces of software, without too much deliberate effort. It means that the computer can work out how to wire one class with another class based on the desired behaviours of each class.