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It's a language, it's formally specified (by the IEEE), and it has no preeminent reference implementation. Its domain is irrelevant to the assertion I countere
by colanderman 13y ago
It's a language, it's formally specified (by the IEEE), and it has no preeminent reference implementation. Its domain is irrelevant to the assertion I countered.
- muyuu 13y agoWhereas Wolfram isn't. I'm trying to understand the analogy or how does this contradict my assertion, if that was the point at all.