Introducing Tweet-a-Program
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Introducing Tweet-a-Program
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Re: Introducing Tweet-a-Program
#2using twitter as a compiler(as a service) is pretty cool
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#3Some ideas and hacks to use to get a lot of Wolfram language into a tweet: http://blog.wolfram.com/2010/12/17/the-mathematica-one-liner...
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#4I want to get excited about Wolfram and Mathematica again. All of their blog posts are rather informative great reads. But then I head over to the pricing page and am reminded of why I love open source tools.
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#5I want to get excited about Wolfram and Mathematica again. All of their blog posts are rather informative great reads. But then I head over to the pricing page and am reminded of why I love open source tools.
I think that for the most part, you get what you pay for. Mathematica is expensive, but it is awesome. I'm not sure that it's easy enough to use for the price point they are asking, but it's definitely better than the free options.
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#6Hm, I (@circular) am 1-2 against the monolith. Could be more helpful but I can see the showing-off-on-twitter potential.
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#7I love the work this company produces (especially Wolfram Alpha), but jeez, can't this guy give his employees some credit? People thought Jobs had an ego...
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#8using twitter as a compiler(as a service) is pretty cool
I think it would be more interesting if you could dynamically create twitter bots. Then you could create a functional language in which tweets were expressions. Then you build the functional tree for your program and then tweet to its root node to execute it.
Re: Introducing Tweet-a-Program
#9I want to get excited about Wolfram and Mathematica again. All of their blog posts are rather informative great reads. But then I head over to the pricing page and am reminded of why I love open source tools.
Wolfram Online is only $15 per month now for individuals.
Re: Introducing Tweet-a-Program
#10using twitter as a compiler(as a service) is pretty cool
I think it would be more interesting if you could dynamically create twitter bots. Then you could create a functional language in which tweets were expressions. Then you build the functional tree for your program and then tweet to its root node to execute it.
That's a really fun idea. You'd be able to see the execution of the sub-parts of the program by watching the sub-bots tweet results between themselves.