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Programming then is not just sharing code, but sharing context.
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Programming then is not just sharing code, but sharing context.
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It's providing a point of view and a perspective to look at the world, before attempting to get some grip onto it with a script.
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It's providing a point of view and a perspective to look at the world, before attempting to get some grip onto it with a script.
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### Benefits
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Using the simulation as a writing machine we can articulate these CC with some benefits:
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Using the simulation as a writing machine we can articulate these CC with some benefits:
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- **Suspension of judgment**
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- **Suspension of judgment**
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By design, the simulation articulates software as a mean to orientate, as well as being oriented by, these trajectories.
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By design, the simulation articulates software as a mean to orientate, as well as being oriented by, these trajectories.
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How does certain programming languages facilitate certain ways of thinking, and totally block some others?
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How does certain programming languages facilitate certain ways of thinking, and totally block some others?
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### Stages
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The simulation is structured as a series of stages:
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The simulation is structured as a series of stages:
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1. **Requirements**
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1. **Requirements**
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- Discrete Temporality
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- Discrete Temporality
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1. Temporality could also be a way to explore events of the past
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1. Temporality could also be a way to explore events of the past
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not every simulation must be set in the present
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not every simulation must be set in the present
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ie: Ulman account on childish developers culture (Close to the machine, Life in code)
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ie: Ulman account on childish developers culture (Close to the machine, Life in code)
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ie: Richard Gabriel timeline for example (Pattern of software)
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ie: Richard Gabriel timeline for example (Pattern of software)
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2. Temporality could also be non uniform!
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2. Temporality could also be non uniform!
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ie: updating using commits in a version control system, gradually fading away when a project stops being maintained
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ie: updating using commits in a version control system, gradually fading away when a project stops being maintained
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- Suspension of Judgement
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- Suspension of Judgement
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1. exploration of margins
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1. exploration of margins
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uncommon or absurd setup
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uncommon or absurd setup
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why are they absurd?
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why are they absurd?
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what is the norm?
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what is the norm?
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2. proxy exploration
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2. proxy exploration
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exploring thing we dont understand
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exploring thing we dont understand
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software as unknown?
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software as unknown?
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ie: esolangs
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ie: esolangs
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3. a way to investigate and build on disproportion of means:
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3. a way to investigate and build on disproportion of means:
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ie: contemporary infrastracture to code a TODOs app
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ie: contemporary infrastracture to code a TODOs app
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ie: quest for frugality in permacomputing projects
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ie: quest for frugality in permacomputing projects
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- Partiality
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- Partiality
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that could also be read as multiplicity
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that could also be read as multiplicity
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1. Focus on the same actor in different contexts:
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1. Focus on the same actor in different contexts:
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ie redstone circuits
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ie redstone circuits
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used to develop a virtual minecraft into minecraft itself
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used to develop a virtual minecraft into minecraft itself
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but also cited by hito steyerl refering to the overflowing of internet into real life,
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but also cited by hito steyerl refering to the overflowing of internet into real life (and the other way around)
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as well as the sinking of real life into internet (steyerl)
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but also expanded by modders to build different red stone dialects, forking the original one
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but also expanded by modders to build different red stone dialects, forking the original one
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ie reclaimed technology
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ie reclaimed technology
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tech deployed for military purposes recontextualized for medical uses
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tech deployed for military purposes recontextualized for medical uses
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(find exact references maybe in ways of being) (bridle)
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(find exact references maybe in ways of being) (bridle)
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- Orientation
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- Orientation
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1. zoom out to outline trends
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1. zoom out to outline trends
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ie coding language hype
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ie coding language hype
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how languages get popular and then forgotten
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how languages get popular and then forgotten
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trending on yt, threads on twitter, conferences, investors! sponsor! etc.
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trending on yt, threads on twitter, conferences, investors! sponsor! etc.
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less about single characters
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less about single characters
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more about their surroundings
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more about their surroundings
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online communities!
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online communities!
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- When things are vivid enough go on
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- When things are vivid enough go on
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