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> According to The Principle of Least Surprise (Principle of Least Astonishment, POLA)[1] there is should be a symmetry I'm not sure you can say that. You migh
by rat9988 2y ago
> According to The Principle of Least Surprise (Principle of Least Astonishment, POLA)[1] there is should be a symmetry
I'm not sure you can say that. You might be the only one surprised by multiple inputs single output.
- nivertech 2y agoWhat's more predictable: symmetry or assymetry? Why there is so much symmetry in our world (Nature)?
- semiquaver 2y agoI’m not sure what the name for this fallacy is. Appeal to unrelated concept? Among the first functions children learn are things like addition of two numbers which lack this supposedly natural property.
- nivertech 2y agoIMO you mistaken math-like infix notation with the number of arguments function receives. Tuple(Number,Number) -> add -> Number|Overflow
- rat9988 2y agoDepends how you imagine a function. Just imagine it like a funnel. Your argument is honestly at the very least irrelevant.
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