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on Saturday, July 9th, jhave said
in agreement with both mikey and amy, i often wonder about the implications of 'programming methodology as ideology'....it seems ironic that the predominant methodology of programming now is based upon 'Class' with their 'private' and 'public' functions...wierd how 'class' was originally a marxian analysis, yet now is used in code to implement security by strictly defining regions of influence....almost as if marx got reinterpreted by homeland defence....at the same time, throughout nature, closure inside cell membranes is a foundation of life, so i wonder how an alternative society could find balance between open and closed systems...and thus ends my rambling note....
on Wednesday, July 6th, amy alexander said
There are of course many important implications; I'll just mention one: open source helps draw attention to code - and to software itself - as something subjective and non-mechanical. As software increases its grip as a mass medium, software literacy becomes as important as other forms of media literacy. While it may not be immediately practical for everyone to learn to program, software literacy - understanding how bias and point of view are used in software to influence behavior - is something that can be learned from a social science perspective, much as television literacy can be learned without requiring that one be able to shoot and edit videotape. At the moment discussions of open source tend to focus on the implications of open source philosophy itself - but I think think these discussions can also help generate increased awareness of other social issues regarding software.
on Monday, July 4th, mikey said
in a general sense for me the open-source movement implies freedom - free and open systems, freedom to share and obtain knowledge without the restrictions and barriers of economic and social class. to look beyond authorship with an openness to see an idea develop and evolve. there has been much discussion around the idea of 'open-source cities' - how can we apply the open source movement to an exceedingly 'closed' urban environment that favors private interest over public concern? how do we intervene or change a system which continues to restrict free movement, thought and privacy through commercialisation, surveillance and homogenisation of urban space?
congrats on the launch of code!
