bsurmanski

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   by bsurmanski 12y ago

   I would say yes, software can be art. Just from a general point of view, video games are a subset of 'software', and I would consider them art. But if you decide to ignore games, as you mentioned things like google maps can evoke
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   by bsurmanski 12y ago

   unfortunately the actual article is paywalled. In the abstract they say there are 2 theories of the plume's source: 1) CO2 or H2O ice particulate reflecting solar radiation. They don't state where the particulate is coming from, b
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   by bsurmanski 12y ago

   Looks like a fairly well put together language. A few things that were not explained in the README: Why did you decide to create your own programming language? > every type in Vivaldi inherits from Object (which in turn inherits from...
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   by bsurmanski 12y ago

   the Wake language was on here a few days ago, in the form of an article titled: The Rewards of Creating a Programming Language. Other discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9040029
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   by bsurmanski 12y ago

   If anything comes out of this, maybe electric cars will be seen as cool now that Apple is in on the market. Although I am not a fan of Apple itself and likely wont get an iCar, I hope this isn't a rumor.
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   by bsurmanski 12y ago

   I've been working on a programming language in my spare time, also. I call it OWL. Its not quite ready, but here's a link anyways: https://github.com/bsurmanski/wlc OWL aims to be a low level object-oriented