"Inside the Wolfram Language" by Stephen Wolfram

by Stephen Wolfram (@stephen_wolfram) - Wolfram Research
Stephen Wolfram is the creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language, as well as the author of A New Kind of Science. He's been doing a mixture of technology, basic science, business and language design for about 40 years-and building what's now the Wolfram Language for nearly 30 years.

[@createwormhole]

this is awesome.
also creds to the cameraman, it's like watching a tennis match.

[@anarcho.pacifist]

It was actually wrong at 27:30. "Still Life: Vase with Pink Roses" was made by Vincent van Gogh, not Pablo Picasso. Other than that, great demo! I'm truly impressed.

[@icylisperda]

A language way ahead of its time! Truly inspiring talk.

[@MyFlips1]

That is undeniably impressive.

[@ericdescourtis6242]

Amazing! How do I integrate this with my application?

[@davidsargeant6021]

How can I download the Wolfram Desktop?

[@evandrix]

Any PDF slides?

[@NuncNuncNuncNunc]

Oh, irony @45:30! A great language to learn programming in as long as you are tethered to Wolfram and are interested in the same data that Wolfram is or you are able to shell out for a personal copy.

[@mattfields7807]

Holy shit.

[@sinisamilisavljevic8833]

We are step closer to Star Trek or Andromeda ship computers.
Or to the Doctor from Voyager.

[@declup]

Wolfram language = (Lisp + R + Python) + shiny IDE + lots of libraries? Well engineered, but is this revolutionary?