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A quotation from Nietzsche, Friedrich:

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What does your conscience say? You should become who you are.
 
[Was sagt dein Gewissen? — „Du sollst der werden, der du bist.”]
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WIST · The Gay Science [Die fröhliche Wissenschaft], Book 3, § 270 (1882) [tr. Nauckhoff (2001)] - Nietzsche, Friedrich | WIST QuotationsWhat does your conscience say? You should become who you are.   [Was sagt dein Gewissen? — „Du sollst der werden, der du bist."] Also known as La Gaya Scienza, The Joyful Wisdom, or The Joyous Science. (Source (German)). Alternate translations: What Saith thy Conscience? -- "Thou shalt become what…
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Vivienne Dunstan

Good spurt of #IFComp #game #coding. #Inform 7/10 is a largely #declarative language, very like coding in #Prolog. But sometimes you have to go #imperative. And I've just coded a ridiculously large set of nested IF ... OTHERWISE ... statements to handle a key situation. Now approaching the end of the game, though still have masses of earlier stuff to go back and finish off writing properly. #InteractiveFiction #GameDev #IndieGames #Programming #ComputerScience

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Joana de Castro Arnaud

A provocative thought, and a question.

After meeting the (uiua.org/) programming language, and identifying it as queer (in both gender and style), I started thinking about the intersection of and .

I feel that most programming languages are : the (do this, then do that) matches the stereotype of "man commanding". Object-oriented paradigm, same thing. paradigm resembles an assembly line, also stereotypically male.

I feel that some languages are : SQL and Prolog, both . But I know no language.

Do you see programming languages as gendered? If so, which ones you see as female, and why?

www.uiua.orgUiuaA stack-based array programming language
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