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> Isn't hardware itself an abstraction layer to communicate with the underlying physical components? Sure, but you're really straining the word "abstraction" h
by darby_nine 2y ago
> Isn't hardware itself an abstraction layer to communicate with the underlying physical components?
Sure, but you're really straining the word "abstraction" here. By this definition all metaphysical concepts are just abstractions around material reality. Which is fine, albeit not that useful a definition of abstraction.
- coronapl 2y agoI agree. My point was that all software components rely on some form of abstraction. A SaaS, for example, is essentially a wrapper around a database, just as the database itself is a wrapper around OS APIs, and so on.