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Both are correct. The article's phrasing is that the code of today is "yesterday's historical curiosity" from the point of view of someone who looks at it tomor
by Arnavion 7y ago
Both are correct. The article's phrasing is that the code of today is "yesterday's historical curiosity" from the point of view of someone who looks at it tomorrow.
- vemv 7y agoThe article's phrasing doesn't seem that correct: yesterday's historical curiosity is not necessarily today's historical curiosity (today being 3000 AD).