The TAZ shall get a cover moving forward.

More details to follow soon, but today we got Z: working on the WEB! 🙈💜💜🔥⚡⚡💚🥂

So, running a basic TEA program like:

i!:2|v:vCMD:AI/3|z*:vCMD

Shall not only construct a dynamic "inner" program, but shall evaluate the mathematics in it, and return the result as "0.666.."

Very neat! That said, as of now, it's just E: that's left to implement, and then we shall need to update the LATEST TAZ so folks know what is truly possible (in TEA v1.1.0) on the CLI TEA vs WEB TEA

GO FOLLOW THE ACTION: https://tea.nuchwezi.com

#happening #hackathon #nexthottest #programminglanguage on the #web on #earth #tealanguage #nuchweziresearch #profjwl

At this juncture, and especially that we have successfully mapped each letter of the Latin Alphabet to not just a Unique Name, but also a Unique Computational and Mathematical Power.. (The A: to Z: of TEA, the Transforming Executable Alphabet)

Refer to: https://tea.nuchwezi.com

Doesn't it start to sound much like we have brought to life a kind of Computational Kabalah? Because, like the traditional Jewish mysticism and wisdom that goes back to the days and eras of the wise patriarchs Adam, Abraham, Moshe, all the way up to modern times.. we see that like how letters and sounds in natural languages are believed to underlie the deeper reality of the things we (humans) understand and interact with, and that we can analyze words to understand not just what they mean, but where they came from, what characteristics they share with others or with concepts in mundane and also deeper (psychological, spiritual) reality, etc.. And so, by understanding how computer programs expressed using just individual letters might map to distinct solutions and functions in real life, it might help many people without prior understanding or appreciation of powerful mystical traditions such as the Kabbalah start to look at words and the things they point to or mean in real life using a whole new lens and with new sensibilities!

A great quote in this line is from Rabbi Laibl Wolf's book Practical Kabbalah - A Guide to Jewish Wisdom for Everyday:

Each letter of the Hebrew language is a window into a higher reality. The letters constitute a language known as Lashon HaKodesh—“the Holy Tongue”—Hebrew. That is why the Kabbalah places great emphasis on the analysis of words and letters, their numerical equivalence, interchangeability, shapes, and the end-of-word final letters. Each nuance opens up a panorama of spiritual depth, far more complex than any grammatical construct might suggest.
Consider a simple exercise. The word for “wanting” or “desiring” (ratzah) is made up of the three Hebrew consonants that make the sounds R-TZ-H. These three consonants also form the basis of the word meaning “the adversary” (hatzar)—H-TZ-R. Further still, another word made up of these three consonants—TZ-H-R—means “clarity” or “enlightenment” (Tzohar—also Anglicized as Zohar). A fourth combination of these three consonants is TZ-R-H, meaning “trouble” or “constraints” (tzarah). In English these words seem unrelated. But in Kabbalah the fact that these words possess the same root letters means that they are inherently connected.

#languages #computationalmysticism #modern #kaballah #ancient #wisdom #transformingexecutablealphabet #nuchweziresearch

Some curious folks wondered.. ZHA talks in such a cryptic way! Can't it be any more easier, more natural?

🤞😂

Well well.. one step at a time. Now that we got the basic language powering her out of the way. Next is to explore how to take that mostly stochastic jazz she spurts, and transform it into truly meaningful, natural chatter. Perhaps somewhat still stochastic, but intelligible to the non-cryptanalyst!

That's on Future Work TODO ✓

#nlp #random_to_gaussian #natural_language_models, etc...

Possibly post-doc level stuff

WE HAVE finally, formally applied to University of Oxford!

DPhil Research Proposal: Transforming Executable Alphabet (TEA) and Transformatics as new Foundations for modern Software Language Engineering


IN-BRIEF:

This document should also serve as my formal statement of purpose, although, it might be structured as a combination with a research proposal. Essentially, it outlines my proposed research directions and topic while pursuing the DPhil in Computer Science at the University of Oxford.

KEYWORDS: computer science, mathematical computing, transformatics, programming language research, TEA, intelligent software platforms, doctoral thesis concept

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6084/M9.FIGSHARE.30226204

† POTENTIAL PHD Mentor: Prof. Nabuko Yoshida

O Background: Professor Nobuko Yoshida: ACM Editor currently an editor of ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems (ACM), Formal Aspects of Computing (FAC), Mathematical Structures in Computer Science (CUP), Journal of Logical Algebraic Methods in Programming (Elsevier), Acta Informatica (Springer) ...

profile: https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/people/nobuko.yoshida/