Owen Densmore wrote:
> So figuring out a good way to manage using different languages
> together, synergistically, is pretty important.
>
A datapoint: Swarm interfaces are declared using an extended version of
Objective C protocols. These interfaces are parsed into Lisp data
structures an
> I'd like to see simple naive Bayesian classifiers in Ruby ..
One issue Redfish deals with quite a bit is use of different
languages within projects. We'd like Python to talk to Processing
(Java) and Processing to talk to Blender.
JDK 1.6 took a tiny step: defining a way for Java to talk t
Owen Densmore wrote:
> But the bigger picture of my wish is precisely that: we need to build
> a far broader set of easily integrated tools for ABM. Far more
> important is the synergy amongst them than their ease of use.
>
My experience with Swarm was that it was not easy to do in an
incr
> 1 - If you/we were to start an open source project, what would it be?
> 2 - What open source project would you like to see happen?
I'd like to see simple naive Bayesian classifiers in Ruby for blocking
blog spam. I was going to do something like this but got distracted.
Rails is only getting big
> It's all fine and good to try to lower the cost of entry to ABM,
> but to
> get science done ABMers need a way to say something precise and
> have it
> understood by theorists. Pretty visual programming systems, GIS,
> etc.
> don't necessarily accomplish that.
I totally agree, and indeed
>
> Well, from our side of the world, obviously a killer simulation environment.
I recently watched an interview on the Research Channel with Anders
Hejisberg, inventor of Turbo Pascal and C#. A former project manager of
his at Borland was talking about their abandoned visual programming
projec
> 1 - If you/we were to start an open source project, what would it be?
Well, from our side of the world, obviously a killer simulation
environment.
This would include a "pipe" or "port" interoperability amongst many
useful components including the agent modeler, landscape/gis agent
environ
Owen Densmore wrote:
> Just a poll of sorts:
>
> 1 - If you/we were to start an open source project, what would it be?
> 2 - What open source project would you like to see happen?
>
I'd like to see an interactive functional language like Haskell improved
to quickly compile and distribute code a
My suggestions:
1 - would be two really, a) science and b) comparative religion
education software for the One Laptop per Child (OLPC)
2 - has to be auditable Electoral Voting Machines and Servers - which
should be made a legal requirement, IMO.
Robert C
www.cirrillian.com
Owen Densmore wrot
Friday Morning Applied Complexity Coffee Group
> Subject: [FRIAM] Open Source Project?
>
>
> Just a poll of sorts:
>
> 1 - If you/we were to start an open source project, what
> would it be? 2 - What open source project would you like to
> see happen?
>
> -- Ow
Just a poll of sorts:
1 - If you/we were to start an open source project, what would it be?
2 - What open source project would you like to see happen?
-- Owen
Owen Densmore http://backspaces.net
FRIAM Applied Complexity Group
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