Incredibly, it would appear Microsoft use find and replace to produce different English language packs
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Laurence Diver
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AI strategy at the FCA • views my own • ivory tower escapee; wrote 'Digisprudence: Code as Law Rebooted' (EUP '22, OA) http://bit.ly/digisprudence; cofounded Journal of Cross-disciplinary Research in Computational Law (CRCL) • some-time dev 💻 • always a European Scot
To help make sense of that, the paper suggests a visual representation of the architecture, showing how larger patterns or elements rely on smaller ones. This in turn allows for isolation of 'sub-languages' that represent particular legal operations or artefacts, e.g. a contract.
New paper: 'Using design patterns to build and maintain the Rule of Law' 📐⚖️💻
Published in a Digital Society special issue on legal design patterns.
My final contribution to the COHUBICOL project and the result of some great discussions at the Helsinki Legal Tech Lab last year.
A braw Friday afternoon up Craig Varr above Kinloch Rannoch, thanks to @walkhighlands for the pointers
Fascinating talk from @james_christie on the Post Office Horizon scandal, mixing technical and legal insights, esp on the realities of sw design and testing
11-year-old me is absolutely delighted to see an upside-down Orion, not something he imagined would ever happen 🌌
(Not a bad effort from my wee phone, either)