[Jprogramming] A new podcast on the Array Programming Languages

[Dale Newton]

There is a physical object composed of solid, gas, liquid, semi-solid
substances.

The object consists of a set of four large tubular-shaped solid external
parts which extend away from the main body and these are used by the
object  it the ability to interact with it's environment.

At one end of the object, a smaller primarily solid spherical-shaped
external part that is shaped like a

 and small components which are connected together and designed to be held
together for up to a certain period of time (~ 100 years) - - and it
occasionally has a random loss and replacement of up to 32 of it's smallest
solid parts - - that, eventually are no longer replaced.

The physical object moves, grows, and has separate internal components.

The object primarily emits sound and locomotes




On Sun, May 16, 2021, 2:23 AM Joey K Tuttle <jkt at qued.com> wrote:

> Excellent discussion. Very well produced. Well worth an hour to listen
> (maybe twice).
>
> - joey
>
> > On 2021May 15, at 16:43, 'robert therriault' via Programming <
> programming at jsoftware.com> wrote:
> >
> > We have just completed the first episode of the Array Cast, a podcast
> all about the Array Programming languages. Hosted by Conor Hoekstra, with
> co-hosts Adám Brudzewsky (APL), Stephen Taylor (APL, q), and Bob Therriault
> (J), this bi-weekly podcast will cover developments in the array
> programming paradigm. For the first episode, the topic is 'Why We Like the
> Array Programming Languages'. It is currently available to download from
> the arraycast.com website and within the next day or two should be
> available on iTunes and other podcatchers of your choice. Give it a listen
> and let us know what you think at contact at arraycast.com or @arraycast on
> Twitter.
> >
> > Cheers, bob
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