Though I'm a pretty rusty, out of practice programmer, I certainly
echo Frank's response pointing to readability. Not just the code
itself, but also (mainly?) in the documentation of the software
artefact, a straightforward diagram and discussion of how it fits into
an overall architecture. Complet
Hey, Dave! Congratulations!!!
On Thu, Mar 30, 2023 at 8:09 AM Prof David West
wrote:
> I am keynoting the International Conference on Code Quality on April 22.
> It will be speculative and philosophical, but I would like to know "code
> quality" might mean, is taken for granted to mean, to prof
On 3/30/23 9:13 AM, Stephen Guerin wrote:
And a little inside wink to Steve Smith nudging the the story closer
to our idea of Dual.Space
and now you are creeping me out mannn...
ChatGPT's response:
"Dual.Space: Zen and the Art of the Immanent Light Fields" is a
philosophical exploration of
Prof,
I have two specific items to add to your list of qualities:
1. Code should implement a “design to the interface” approach to support
interchangeability and other qualities.
2. This question: Can AI code generation obviate any requirement for “software
quality” as we know it?
Congrats on
And a little inside wink to Steve Smith nudging the the story closer to our
idea of Dual.Space
ChatGPT's response:
"Dual.Space: Zen and the Art of the Immanent Light Fields" is a
philosophical exploration of the concept of "Quality" in the context of an
immersive digital space. The protagonist, th
One could tweak this in even the most blunt way to make it more convincing.
The author and his son spend a pretty-much unbearable number of hours sitting
in one chair typing on keyboards in front of screens, during which the narrator
….
Eric
> On Mar 30, 2023, at 10:22 AM, Stephen Guerin
>
Glen
Josh and I talk the same way internally as we're architecting: the duality
of code and data as we continually try to simplify down to the core.
Some related links:
- https://theprogrammersparadox.blogspot.com/2020/08/duality.html
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_as_data
- https
Readability is important. It has implications for maintainability,
modifiability, reusability and other abilities.
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On Thu, Mar 30, 2023, 8:09 AM Prof David West wrote:
> I am keynoting the International Co
One of the issues I'm struggling with at the moment is workflow [in]formality as related to data
provenance. Analogous to "no free lunch", I claim there's no such thing as raw data. From
this perspective "code" is nothing but a (set of) transformations of data (perhaps
including other code, or
PromptCraft to GPT4:
"Give a summary of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance but replace
the idea of the quality of maintaining a motorcycle to the quality of
software code"
ChatGPT:
Zen and the Art of Software Code Maintenance is an introspective and
philosophical journey that examines the c
I am keynoting the International Conference on Code Quality on April 22. It
will be speculative and philosophical, but I would like to know "code quality"
might mean, is taken for granted to mean, to professional coders. I know what
it means for this conference, but would like a broader base fro
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