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A lot of these objections to abstraction sound like the objections to abstraction that we had back when we first invented interpreters and compilers. Are you su
by saulrh 11y ago
A lot of these objections to abstraction sound like the objections to abstraction that we had back when we first invented interpreters and compilers. Are you sure that you want to be objecting to abstraction itself, rather than to our current, potentially inferior, implementations of abstractions?
- Silhouette 11y agoI'm not objecting to abstractions at all. I'm just advocating understanding the fundamentals first. I want to use abstractions and tools where they offer an additional benefit, but without being limited to whatever some predetermined choice of tools or abstractions can do.