I made another easy language change, in v0.4.2b: For some contents X and Y, allow multiple lists in direct succession, like [X][Y], with the same result as [X Y].
Larger design changes are needed. I've experimented with labeling (variable assign) a list and then *label to insert duplicates of the list contents. But more is needed to make this work in inner scopes too. And it skips any update events to objects in the list, the first version/state of them only are what's duplicated.
New Blog Post. It is about my ISTE (international society of technology in education) RFP to present. I'd love it if people would look at my proposal and see if I have any mistakes. Also, I have a new friend. Alonso Martinez. He works at Google AI and is an artist. I recommended him to present a keynote at ISTE.
http://edtechman.blogspot.com/2023/09/iste-proposal-and-alonso-martinez.html
@donwatkins @funnymonkey @mguhlin @philshapiro @hlseward
@education @edutooters @FrankKruse
@scerruti @alsweigart@mastodo.social #ISTE #education #Pixar #Google #AI #coding #computer_programming #teaching #learning #Python #turtle #papert #syntax #opensource #open_source
#iste #education #pixar #google #AI #coding #computer_programming #teaching #learning #python #turtle #papert #syntax #opensource #open_source
Comparing cytoarchitectural subdivisions of #BrocasArea in humans & #chimps: @gagdiez @FriedericiLab &co find that BA44 expanded from a purely action region to a bipartite system (action-related posterior & #syntax-related anterior) in humans #PLOSBiology https://plos.io/45D1tSq
#plosbiology #syntax #chimps #brocasarea
OMFG I am so confused by #Notion formulas, can anyone help?
I'm trying to create a formula that shows ⚠️ if the property "slots spent" is a bigger number than the property "recharge" and a ✨ if it isn't.
This is the formula I've got that isn't working, it tells me ") expected (char 40)".
if(prop("Slots spent")>"(prop("Recharge"))","⚠️","✨")
Another part of my fledgling series Unpacking Elixir. This time I try to unpack, discuss and exemplify the syntax of the language. Hope you enjoy :)
Progovac, L. (2021). Was Syntax Borrowed from Toolmaking? Biolinguistics, 15, 23–33. https://doi.org/10.5964/bioling.9183 #OpenAccess #OA #Article #English #Language #Cognition #Syntax #Toolmaking #Linguistics @linguistics
#language #cognition #syntax #toolmaking #linguistics #openaccess #oa #article #english
Progovac, L. (2021). Was Syntax Borrowed from Toolmaking? Biolinguistics, 15, 23–33. https://doi.org/10.5964/bioling.9183 #OpenAccess #OA #Article #English #Language #Cognition #Syntax Toolmaking #Linguistics @linguistics
#cognition #syntax #linguistics #language #openaccess #oa #article #english
Another #SAUlang #syntax change coming up, merging '{...}' subparameters (currently only used for sweeps) into '[...]' lists, where they come first.
To make that work, modulator '[...]' lists when assigned, will be appended to the previous list, instead of replacing it. Unless a dash is written before the opening '[', for the old behavior.
I'm thinking of further expanding list features -- assigning them to variables, concatenation more generally, and insertion of objects from list variables.
Hookifying Google Maps into your React app in Four Steps https://medium.com/ready-set-code/hookifying-google-maps-into-your-react-app-ff4d6de688c2
#google #readysetcode #frontend #googlemaps #react #reactjs #js #javascript #frontenddeveloper #frontenddev #frontenddevelopment #html #style #development #develop #dev #developer #coding #learn #learntocode #womenintech #wit #tech #technology #syntax #reactapp #reactdev
#google #readysetcode #frontend #googlemaps #react #reactjs #js #javascript #frontenddeveloper #frontenddev #frontenddevelopment #html #style #development #develop #dev #developer #coding #learn #learntocode #womenintech #wit #tech #technology #syntax #reactapp #reactdev
5 core css fundamentals https://medium.com/ready-set-code/5-core-css-fundamentals-f7a47f5b8fa8 #css #readysetcode #frontend #frontenddeveloper #frontenddev #frontenddevelopment #html #style #development #develop #dev #developer #coding #learn #learntocode #womenintech #wit #tech #technology #syntax
#css #readysetcode #frontend #frontenddeveloper #frontenddev #frontenddevelopment #html #style #development #develop #dev #developer #coding #learn #learntocode #womenintech #wit #tech #technology #syntax
i felt passionately that this was no good until i had a nap and now i think it might be fine. #syntax
"Buffalo fuckers buffalo fuckers buffalo fuckers buffalo" is a coherent sentence. @sesquiotic has some fun with grammar:
https://stronglang.wordpress.com/2015/01/16/buffalo-fuckers-buffalo-fuckers-buffalo-fuckers-buffalo/
#linguistics #swearing #syntax
This wig store in my neighbourhood is gone now and I miss it. #syntax #realism #poetics #litstudies
#syntax #realism #poetics #litstudies
How often do you use #OpenStreetMap #namespaces ? https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Namespace
#OpenStreetMap #namespaces #namespace #syntax
PSA: How writing your own linguistic example sentences can go wrong...
Listen to more of 'Frogs, pears, and more staples from linguistics example sentences' here https://lingthusiasm.com/post/723422789301829632/episode-82-frogs-pears-and-more-staples-from
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[Video: green background with white text and sound wave. Audio: Gretchen and Lauren discussing potential pitfalls when writing example sentences.]
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#Lingthusiasm #Linguistics #Language #Linguists #LinguisticsMajor #LinguisticsNerd #Podcasts #ExampleSentences #FieldWork #Syntax #Phonetics #TheFrogStory #PSA
#lingthusiasm #linguistics #language #linguists #linguisticsmajor #linguisticsnerd #podcasts #examplesentences #fieldwork #syntax #phonetics #thefrogstory #psa
Because I work with these files frequently, I've created some Vim syntax highlighting files for the Minetest *.tr files:
https://codeberg.org/Wuzzy/minetest_tr_vim_syntax
In #Xmen c1966, #Cyclops says "what say we" rather than "what do you say we". My first impression was that this sounds antiquated, and indeed, the latter has become far more frequent over time in American #literature (https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=what+say+we%2Cwhat+do+you+say+we&year_start=1800&year_end=2019&corpus=en-US-2019&smoothing=3).
#Marvel #comics #Americanliterature #linguistics #languagevariation #languagechange #syntax
#xmen #cyclops #literature #marvel #comics #americanliterature #linguistics #languagevariation #languagechange #syntax
#CodeQuality
Let's parse some #json.
[ "foo", "bar", ] : #syntax error, extra trailing comma.
Solution 1.
Generate proper Json syntax in the first place : [ "foo", "bar" ]
Solution 2.
Decide that Json lists should always end with a null item : [ "foo", "bar", "null"].
Update all your codebase accordingly:
1. Forget Python's `import json`
2. Use a homemade Cpp-wrapped lib that ignores the null item automagically.
3. In other cases, manually discard the null element.
Why. Oh why?