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> Most of what I see is moving sideways, not up the stack. Covering more breadth not height or depth, of abstractions. I don't follow your logic. This comment
by throwaway2037 2y ago
> Most of what I see is moving sideways, not up the stack. Covering more breadth not height or depth, of abstractions.
I don't follow your logic. This comment is so vague. Do you have a specific example?
- ehnto 2y agoThere are not many languages that for example abstract higher than C# and compile down to it. And whilst we are building abstractions in C# (etc) those are one step up (height), and then there are many of those frameworks, thus many steps sideways (breadth)