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"That is, the more expressive a language or system is, the less we can reason about it, and vice versa. The more capable the system, the less comprehensible it
by ha292 12y ago
"That is, the more expressive a language or system is, the less we can reason about it, and vice versa. The more capable the system, the less comprehensible it is."
What makes these assertions true? Research/data/polls etc would be helpful. It is hard to accept such wide-ranging claims without some proof.
Also, could someone please post the effective definitions of "expressiveness" and "capability" as used in the post ?
Thanks.
- AnimalMuppet 12y ago> What makes these assertions true? Research/data/polls etc would be helpful. It is hard to accept such wide-ranging claims without some proof. Well, the article gave 10 or 20 examples. That's not proof, but it is data...