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But running programs have state too. I stopped reading this half way because the author really doesn't have anything to say here. But I can understand that it's
by nixpulvis 8y ago
But running programs have state too. I stopped reading this half way because the author really doesn't have anything to say here. But I can understand that it's a thought provoking piece.
- xd 8y agoDifferent states.. state of an electron on disc used by every execution of a program vs the very different state of a program after it's been running for some time vs any other invocation of that program. edit: it's what makes debugging so much fun :D