Valence: Bringing the structural ambiguity of spoken language to code (bsky.app) 4 points by ditherstudies 1y ago ↗ HN
[–] marssaxman 1y ago ↗ This is a clever demo, but why on earth would anyone want to use a system like this? [–] ditherstudies 1y ago ↗ To expand the expressiveness of code through controlled ambiguity. Or to see how many alternate programs they can squeeze into one text (think polyglots, but in only one language). [–] marssaxman 1y ago ↗ ah! So it's meant more as an artistic medium than an engineering tool? [–] ditherstudies 1y ago ↗ Yes, an experimental and artistic language. But if you want to write production code in it, I won't stop you!
[–] ditherstudies 1y ago ↗ To expand the expressiveness of code through controlled ambiguity. Or to see how many alternate programs they can squeeze into one text (think polyglots, but in only one language). [–] marssaxman 1y ago ↗ ah! So it's meant more as an artistic medium than an engineering tool? [–] ditherstudies 1y ago ↗ Yes, an experimental and artistic language. But if you want to write production code in it, I won't stop you!
[–] marssaxman 1y ago ↗ ah! So it's meant more as an artistic medium than an engineering tool? [–] ditherstudies 1y ago ↗ Yes, an experimental and artistic language. But if you want to write production code in it, I won't stop you!
[–] ditherstudies 1y ago ↗ Yes, an experimental and artistic language. But if you want to write production code in it, I won't stop you!
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