katherine (@kayserifserif@sunny.garden)

hello! i haven't tried to write an intro for myself in a while but here goes—

i am a poetic programmer—i am endeavouring to make tools that feel like coming to the end of a poem; websites that feel like a warm piece of paper; representations of syntax that look back like a gilded mirror 🤍

my website and a couple projects i've been spending time on these days:
https://kayserifserif.place
https://coem-lang.org
https://proseplay.net

#Introduction #SoftTech #HTMLenergy #Websites #Language #Linguistics #Syntax #Poetry #DigitalPoetry #ExperimentalPoetry #CodePoetry #ElectronicLiterature

A diagram in a syntax textbook showcasing how the truth value of an English sentence is interpreted. Through translation rules, the English sentence "Bruce sang" becomes "Sang(Bruce)" in symbolic language. There are two "ways the world could be": a world in which Bruce is singing (with an illustration), or a world in which Bruce is not singing (illustration). The truth value of the first is true; the second is false.

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