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To me the argument's akin to suggesting that Robert Wadlow wasn't tall, because giraffes are taller than Robert Wadlow. When the spectrum of the context is una
by ovao 8y ago
To me the argument's akin to suggesting that Robert Wadlow wasn't tall, because giraffes are taller than Robert Wadlow.
When the spectrum of the context is unambiguous, that's not an argument for finding a way to make it ambiguous.
- Sean1708 8y agoI think that would be a fair point if the article was about whether or not we should call C a low-level language, but the article is actually about whether C maps cleanly onto what the machine actually does and what a machine might look like if we didn't have that expectation.