Quoting Richard Gabriel in Janice J. Heiss's, The Poetry of Programming, 2002

Traditions of computer science and software engineering have tried to turn all aspects of software creation into a pure engineering discipline, when they clearly are not. [A Master of Fine Arts] in software would begin to repair this error.
— Richard Gabriel in Janice J. Heiss’s, The Poetry of Programming, 2002

6:30pm on June 26, 2025 from Batumi, Adjara, Georgia


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