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> doesn't mean that the application of that understanding to implementation humans will take a liking to is well understood. I really like how ML implements it
by grumpyprole 4y ago
> doesn't mean that the application of that understanding to implementation humans will take a liking to is well understood.
I really like how ML implements it, does that make me somehow less human?
- bborud 4y agoWhat you like or don't like isn't really the point. The point is that it isn't unimportant when judging how "good" a language is to take into account how many people are willing to use it. It is hard to argue that a language is "good" when a negligible fraction of developers are willing to use it.
- grumpyprole 4y agoAs Alan Kay said, the industry is a pop culture, driven by marketing not science. I'm still going to argue for good ideas though.
- bborud 4y agoIf one is to come up with an excuse for not understanding people, one should pick something that at least sounds plausible.