That's exactly the context of where this quote comes from. He wanted to introduce Unified call syntax[1] which would have made both of those equivalent. But he still has a preference for f(x,y). With x.f(y) gives you…
That's exactly the context of where this quote comes from. He wanted to introduce Unified call syntax[1] which would have made both of those equivalent. But he still has a preference for f(x,y). With x.f(y) gives you…