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Avant Garde Programming (Objects are dead, identifiers rule)

So programming is becoming less about designing objects and more about tying collections of attributes as rules to an identifier. The identifier is also tied to behavior. An identifier may be thought of as a reference.

Linuverse

I see only 5 hits on google for Linuverse. I'm thinking it's a concept that needs to be promoted a bit more. It looks like it all started in 1994 in Belgium. So, what is a linuverse? Are there multiple linuverse, all interconnetted by high speed e-ways? Let's discuss...

Ruinous Ramblings

I've got a friend, jmhysong, who's left leaning who just put up a wordpress blog...check it out:Ruinous Ramblings

Why use document technology for building a 3D world?

This is comparable to using a script or book for something a camera and video recognition or a pair of eyes and a brain should do. Documents are something you put in paper, tablet or pad. We don't need to construct 3D worlds from scripts, we already have a 4D world. 3D worlds should be built with 3D technology. Is there really such a thing as "saving" a world? It just is, you don't need to save it.
Yes, I realize that some religions want to save the world, but they're nutballs (or archivists). I don't want to be saved, I want to LIVE!

Qualitative Operators are Simply Arrows in Category Theory

So it seems like qualitative operators being maps are very similar to arrows or functions between objects in category theory. These are the same thing as references and pointers I assume. So the equality between field access and getters and setters seems to be qualitative operators as well.

Qualitative Operators as Maps

If most qualitative operators are maps, then it would seem like some of the best qualitative operators occur in relational database systems, with foreign keys and associative tables. Also, there are map data structures in many programming languages--perhaps only used to map strings to objects when one should map objects to objects. Perhaps the best combination of these two things is the object oriented database system.