I'm fairly positive he's using the term "utility" in a normative sense. Like Bentham's principle of utility, which aims to quantify pain and pleasure in order to better architect a "utilitarian" (obviously) function…
How would 2) be dealt with? Python is handicapped to a much more meaningful degree than current mobile options, e.g. while Kotlin isn't as fast as Swift (and Swift's syntax is a strange PITA), Python is much slower than…
I'm fairly positive he's using the term "utility" in a normative sense. Like Bentham's principle of utility, which aims to quantify pain and pleasure in order to better architect a "utilitarian" (obviously) function…
How would 2) be dealt with? Python is handicapped to a much more meaningful degree than current mobile options, e.g. while Kotlin isn't as fast as Swift (and Swift's syntax is a strange PITA), Python is much slower than…