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by coolgeek
2011 days ago
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> I have a very different view: programming language design is applied psychology, not mathematics. It's both, and probably more. As you note, programming languages are the ultimate human-computer interface. They have to serve two masters - the computer's unforgiving hardware, and the inevitably fallible humans attempting to harness the computer's power. Each master requires different types of proof/evidence of the language's suitability to the task. |
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