The article dismisses the criticism against COBOL with an argument akin to "mathematicians use those funny symbols because they like to feel superior to everybody else."
For me, what is most important on the subject is that, even if we can't differentiate from one interpretation to another experimentally (yet), it doesn't mean they are all equally correct. Specifically in connection…
It seems that the most important conclusion of the article is that using lambdas is more error prone than using iterators. What begs the question: how many compiler errors were caused by the actual lambadas, and how…
That is why I believe society is not getting what it is paying for in physics and mathematics. Too much of the funds invested in physics knowledge is from taxpayers money, and all the knowledge produced is useless if we…
The article dismisses the criticism against COBOL with an argument akin to "mathematicians use those funny symbols because they like to feel superior to everybody else."
For me, what is most important on the subject is that, even if we can't differentiate from one interpretation to another experimentally (yet), it doesn't mean they are all equally correct. Specifically in connection…
It seems that the most important conclusion of the article is that using lambdas is more error prone than using iterators. What begs the question: how many compiler errors were caused by the actual lambadas, and how…
That is why I believe society is not getting what it is paying for in physics and mathematics. Too much of the funds invested in physics knowledge is from taxpayers money, and all the knowledge produced is useless if we…