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Jimmy Miller
01/04/2023, 3:57 PM@Ryan Robitaille
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Konrad Hinsen
01/04/2023, 4:10 PMIt's a pity I can't read most of the text in this demo when playing the video on my 13" laptop screen. But even without the details, it's very impressive!
Coming from my current Smalltalk-dominated point of view, I recognize the "textual code in-the-small" approach, but with a different structure in-the-large. Whereas a Smalltalk image is a database of code, a Data Rabbit canvas is a graph with code in the nodes and data in the edges.
Makes me wonder: how large is the set of useful large-scale structures for information processing systems? Is it combinations of a small number of primitives, or a large number of non-decomposable structures?
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Jack Rusher
01/05/2023, 7:55 AM@Konrad Hinsen I'd like to read you expanding on your wondering there, fleshing out the question with some exploration 🙂
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Konrad Hinsen
01/05/2023, 9:00 PMSure... Let me think about it... and start a thread in #thinking-together tomorrow!