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scott commented 2024-11-28 22:31:35 +00:00
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We have settled on some from Computer Class:

  1. Turtle graphics (Papert)
  2. L-systems (Lindenmayer...)
  3. ELIZA (Weizenbaum)

We have mused together about others:

  1. Object-orientation/messages/actors (Kay, Hewitt)
  2. Markov chains (Dissociated Press)
  3. Perceptrons (Minsky & Papert)

Here are some others:

  1. LISP (McCarthy, Sussman)

Let's accumulate some more. Because Ludus is driven by this kind of example, what we decide to do will influence the development of the language, even before we get to the writing of the book.

So LISP requires parsing resources (e.g. built-in PEGs). Object-orientation demands actors. What else needs baking in?

We have settled on some from Computer Class: 1. Turtle graphics (Papert) 2. L-systems (Lindenmayer...) 3. ELIZA (Weizenbaum) We have mused together about others: 1. Object-orientation/messages/actors (Kay, Hewitt) 2. Markov chains ([_Dissociated Press_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissociated_press)) 3. Perceptrons (Minsky & Papert) Here are some others: 1. LISP (McCarthy, Sussman) Let's accumulate some more. Because Ludus is driven by this kind of example, what we decide to do will influence the development of the language, even before we get to the writing of the book. So LISP requires parsing resources (e.g. built-in PEGs). Object-orientation demands actors. What else needs baking in?
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