Felix points out how bizarre the hypothetical language was that I used in my previous post. Very true! It combines Javascript object-literal notation, ML expression syntax, semantic brackets to represent compilation, Scheme's hygienic expansion, Java (et al) method invocation, and hey, let's give credit to the new guy, Fortress-style mathematical notation for set-union.
Well, I know what I like!
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Re: Timshel..."marveling at the beauty of their proud clean brains." Steinbeck...I imagine Dave Herman's could be in this catagory, also?
Thanks for posting the East of Eden passage regarding timshel. I just finished the novel this morning, it ended with this one word, I visited the web for it. Best wishes,
jeffindenver@comcast.net Denver, CO
Many people associate automation with manufacturing automation. Programmable automation is a type of batch manufacturing automation.
If at all possible, the greatest approach to stop translating is to immerse oneself in it entirely. As you become more comfortable with a foreign languages, you'll cease translating.
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