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Fine questions. But super-compact code could be very practical/readable/hackable, as long as there's the prerequisite knowledge. Fewer symbols means less compl
by aethertron 10y ago
Fine questions.
But super-compact code could be very practical/readable/hackable, as long as there's the prerequisite knowledge. Fewer symbols means less complexity to parse. This works, provided that those symbols map to powerful operators that can be really understood and effectively combined to produce the desired outcome.
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