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I didn’t read the article, but what you described sounds a lot like...abstraction. Right down to using the word explicitly.
by rco8786 9y ago
I didn’t read the article, but what you described sounds a lot like...abstraction. Right down to using the word explicitly.
- s_ngularity 9y agoI think he's trying to get at the distinction between being able to think in abstractions versus choosing the correct abstraction for the problem at hand. The first is a prerequisite for the second, but the second is far more important.