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The puzzle is not some inherent problem within the one you’re actually solving, it only arises because of limitations of any type system you choose to work with
by keymone 8y ago
The puzzle is not some inherent problem within the one you’re actually solving, it only arises because of limitations of any type system you choose to work with.
- zbentley 8y agoI don't think that's true. But even if I did, it doesn't address my point above that, in return for having to solve the "puzzle", programmers in more strongly-typed languages gain numerous other advantages.
- keymone 8y ago> in return for having to solve the "puzzle", programmers in more strongly-typed languages gain numerous other advantages advantages and disadvantages. and solution to the puzzle is almost always wrong or becomes outdated and requires major rethinkings often.