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Very good, thoughtful books about it are {{author|Lawrence Lessig}}’s {{br|Code: Version 2.0}} and {{author|Yochai Benkler}}’s {{br|The Wealth of Network

...he statement a whole lot less fruity. Our deep market research<ref>This is code amongst the secret association of bloggers for “I Googled it.”</ref> re

*'''Day 1''': At first a “legal code” repository that would function as a free open-source template/contract l ...nt — allow people to take, adapt, copy any iteration. Including the source code of the App (like MediaWiki). Allow people to develop it, augment it, improv

...cal parsing|reg tech]] or [[blockchain]]. Instead, the [[Code: Version 2.0|code]] that lawyers are trained in how to programme from their first day at law *'''Killer software''' — you write inspired, clever, imaginative code that does stuff that no-one else thought of, and it took a lot of effort to

*The first step to simplifying legal technology is to simplify the source code on which legal technology is compiled: Language ...l extra. It's a fundamental design principle. It's easier and cheaper to ''code'' for plain English.

...ation and even packet switching<ref>See {{author|Lawrence Lessing}}’s {{br|Code: Version 2.0}}.</ref> (the internet, on several levels, is one collossal tr

...ly disappointing history in international sporting contests, regardless of code.

...lly the same should be true in a contract, being after all a form of human code. A state of affairs in the past entitling a party to take action, which [[Q

...(and excellent) theoretical volumes like {{author|Lawrence Lessig}}’s {{br|Code: Version 2.0}} and {{author|Yochai Benkler}}’s {{br|The Wealth of Network *{{br|Code: Version 2.0}} —{{author|Lawrence Lessig}}

...ntures the suggestion that there ''is'' an evolutionarily explicable moral code, but we just can’t always ''access'' it. ...from cave man forwards, humans have needed some externally derived conduct code, especially when the one thing which is undeniable from recorded history is

...not represent anything.<ref>See: [[Code and language - technology article|Code and language]].</ref> Machines are linguistically, structurally ''incapable *[[Code and language - technology article|Code and language]]

*It’s a standing term of the [[Uniform Commercial Code]] (you ''can'' contract out of it, though ''why'' you would is harder to sa

Thanks to Article 2437 of the {{tag|Italian Civil Code}}, under {{tag|Italian Law}}, [[shareholders]] of Italian joint stock compa

...times fatal retribution for those who offend against the Hoffman’s “merry” code — transgressions including such mortal sins as fidgeting, failing to eat

...ed, encrypted digital token of some kind, which may be represented by a QR code, hexadecimal hash or some such thing. Who knows? Who cares?

'''15 U.S. Code § 780 - Registration and regulation of [[broker]]s and [[dealer]]s'''

...by which we articulate these embodied fictions is language: not the binary code of a CPU, but natural, human language. We each speak our own unique, gerrym ...just observes something special is going on: if you want to go from binary code to [[rice pudding and income tax]], you’ve got a bit more explaining to d

*[[Semantic code project]]

...llent term, ''pattern recognising machines''. The best we can do is binary code. White noise.