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Warp wrote:
> You don't see "programs" in the real world. You can *express* some
> real-world phenomena with a program, but so can you with math.
I see what you mean, yes. And it makes sense, I think, in that the places
where you see oversimplification are similar in both cases. Passing
arguments doesn't get presented in over-simplified ways. Only techniques for
working on million-line programs gets oversimplified. So yeah, math is a
good one.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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