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by naasking
1623 days ago
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> Your assumption seems to be that if: 1) an existing language has finite utility 2) a language where any string is a valid program has no utility, that it must be true that utility decreases with the unconstrained-ness of a language (and thus increases with more constraint). The converse is actually the OP's argument, ie. that a language's utility increases with unconstrainedness. I merely showed that to be false, and argued that constraints are essential, but nowhere did I suggest that utility scales with the number of constraints. |
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