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This is very interesting. Have they considered using multiple languages (functional, oo) as well as including 'garbage' languages (brainfuck) to track differenc
by columbo 14y ago
This is very interesting. Have they considered using multiple languages (functional, oo) as well as including 'garbage' languages (brainfuck) to track differences? I'd also be curious to see how it compares to a standard word problem (two trains leaving chicago etc).
- synesthesiam 14y agoHere's an interesting paper where they compare their language (Quorum), Perl, and a language with random ASCII tokens: http://ecs.victoria.ac.nz/twiki/pub/Events/PLATEAU/Program/plateau2011-stefik.pdf http://ecs.victoria.ac.nz/twiki/pub/Events/PLATEAU/Program/p... (Spoiler alert: Perl doesn't fair much better than the random language!)