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This says more about our programming languages than it does about the brain. I've always wondered why FP isn't more popular. I concluded it's because most folk
by karmakaze 1y ago
This says more about our programming languages than it does about the brain.
I've always wondered why FP isn't more popular. I concluded it's because most folks don't like thinking like abstract math.
- deeThrow94 1y agoI can't speak for other forms of FP, but symbol operators make communicating about haskell very annoying. Outside of that FP seems to be doing fine, IMO.
- karmakaze 1y agoTry APL, you'll be begging for FP.
- deeThrow94 1y agoTo be clear, the symbols themselves don't bother me so much as trying to refer to them in spoken english. I have no particular beef with the use of symbols in code, which can be quite readable.