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The paradox they were referring to was A := (B), B := !(A). That's not a expressiveness issue, that's just a dependency cycle—there's no reason to allow it.
by bccdee 4y ago
The paradox they were referring to was A := (B), B := !(A). That's not a expressiveness issue, that's just a dependency cycle—there's no reason to allow it.
- Night_Thastus 4y agoOh, assignment? Yeah, that's likely going too far. I completely misunderstood the issue they were stating.