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> In the approach. Programs, whether the actual instruction set, the ux, the workspace they implement, what have you, are not essential to programming. And I a
by gingerBill 4y ago
> In the approach. Programs, whether the actual instruction set, the ux, the workspace they implement, what have you, are not essential to programming.
And I ask again, where do I ever make any of these claims? I've asked specifically to tell me exactly what I wrote to which you disagree with and you just reply with a strawman.
Regardless, I hope you have a lovely day and thank you for reading the article!
- avereveard 4y agoAgain, it's the circular thinking that programming is to solve problems in the domain of computers. I even quoted you the passage and everything, I understand you being full defensive but the idea is quite specific.