Re: Kenny, did you write this article?!? (Cells)
- From: Ken Tilton <kentilton@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 16:14:31 -0400
bradb wrote:
Tin Gherdanarra wrote:
What does the article have to do with cells?
The model described is Steele's multi-way constraints paradigm. Cells are the trivial one-way special case of that.
Nothing explicitly, just that when I read the article I was immediately
reminded of Cells. They use a lot of the same underlying terminology,
even the term Cell.
I see the Adobe Adam folks use "cell" as well. I was leaning towards cell because of the spread*** metaphor, and then found it again when i looked back at Steele's thesis on constraints, decided it was a "go". And as I have said before, the guy's stuff sounds a lot like Steele's thesis where Steele originated the wired circuit metaphor. Forget how ge got from that to cell, but then i am a big fan of mixed metaphors, so no reason using two needs to be justified.
kt
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