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I thought the end goal is to display the page. I would say that "to change the color of pixels on my screen, to sense and react to my input" is a means to an en
by theaeolist 13y ago
I thought the end goal is to display the page. I would say that "to change the color of pixels on my screen, to sense and react to my input" is a means to an end, not "the end goal".
- Tyr42 13y agoThis was a really neat discussion to watch. Devotional vs Observational semantics. When I'm in my algorithms class and we have a code snippet to find a minimum spanning tree, we don't even have some machine to compile it down to, but because we have denoted some meaning to bit of the program, we can even prove that the meaning of the entire program is to output the MST.