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I think to have a truly declarative language that doesn't just dissolve into obscure commands at some point requires the language to have a true understanding o
by fossuser 15y ago
I think to have a truly declarative language that doesn't just dissolve into obscure commands at some point requires the language to have a true understanding of human language. Which to currently do well even just for answering questions requires Watson levels of computing power.
- nickik 15y agoI think human language sucks at giving commands. Yes human language is very expressive but its very easy to misunderstand each other. With code its always your fault if it dosn't do what you want, you exprest it wrongly. With human language you the error can be on both ends.