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I just spent 5 minutes (on my Samsung phone) trying to download the app from the link you provided. I clicked on the Chrome icon, the Android icon, and one or two others. The only one that seemed to work was the Firefox icon. But I don't use Firefox, so I gave up.

I didn't believe the premise of this article the first time I heard about it. But now that I've encountered it a number of times on the internet, I'm beginning to think it might be true.

Sounds like the folks at 18F are a poster child for this sort of mis-behavior.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2016/11/02/...

Freebase was mentioned in the article (along with Cyc) and was noted to have 2000 concepts compared to MCG's 5.4 million (and Cyc's 120K).

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Interesting observation, but I am not sure what your point is in this thread. Knuth understood the distinction and selected his words intentionally.

"When I speak about computer programming as an art, I am thinking primarily of it as an art _form_, in an aesthetic sense. The chief goal of my work as educator and author is to help people learn how to write _beautiful programs_."

I find it amusing that the line:

> I edit the pages on this site with Emacs ...

has a formatting error.

Did somebody hit you over the head with a tent-pole, CamperBob? What abuse are you possibly talking about? This story is a tremendous work of journalism, crafted by an author who really ought to get paid for his work. Or do you work for free too?