Embedding sector lisp and blc a paradigm shift in document structure
Embedding Sector Lisp and BLC: A Paradigm Shift in Document Structure
Consider the possibility of embedding a complete Sector Lisp into every document, transforming each piece of text into a self-contained object. This concept challenges traditional notions of document structure and raises thought-provoking questions about the intersection of programming languages and everyday text.
Or, better yet, consider embedding a complete BLC into every document.
Unleashing the Power of Self-Contained Objects
Imagine a world where documents are not just passive carriers of information but dynamic entities capable of computation. By embedding a complete Sector Lisp/BLC into each document, we could potentially empower every piece of text with the ability to execute functions, process data, and interact with its environment. This paradigm shift blurs the lines between traditional documents and active, self-contained objects.
In essence, Sector Lisp and BLC become the new Postscript for the 2020s, and, every document a stand-alone ps23 object.
Enhancing Document Interactivity and Functionality
The implications are vast. Documents could become more than just repositories of information; they could evolve into interactive, functional entities. Users might interact with documents in ways beyond conventional reading, seamlessly executing operations, and manipulating data within the document itself. This approach not only challenges the status quo but also opens doors to a new era of document interactivity and functionality.
Overcoming Obstacles and Exploring Possibilities
Of course, such a transformation comes with its challenges. How would this impact document size and load times? What security measures would be necessary to prevent unintended consequences? These are valid concerns that merit exploration. Yet, the idea of embedding a complete Sector Lisp/BLC into documents invites us to reimagine the very essence of documents and challenges us to overcome technical obstacles in the pursuit of a more dynamic and interactive digital experience.
Conclusion: A Glimpse into the Future
As we contemplate the prospect of embedding Sector Lisp/BLC into every document, we glimpse a future where the boundaries between programming and everyday text blur. While challenges undoubtedly exist, the potential for redefining the nature of documents is undeniably exciting. This bold exploration prompts us to envision a landscape where documents not only convey information but actively engage with users, transforming the way we perceive and interact with written content. The journey towards this future may be intricate, but the destination holds the promise of a more dynamic and interactive digital experience.
Appendix
Appendix - See Also
References
https://guitarvydas.github.io/2021/12/15/References.html
Blogs
obsidian blogs (see blogs that begin with a date 202x-xx-xx-)
Videos
videos - programming simplicity playlist
Books
leanpub’ed (disclaimer: leanpub encourages publishing books before they are finalized - these books are WIPs)
Programming Simplicity Takeaways, and, Programming Simplicity Broad Brush
Discord
Programming Simplicity all welcome, I invite more discussion of these topics, esp. regarding Drawware and 0D
@paul_tarvydas
Mastodon
(tbd, advice needed re. most appropriate server(s))