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by mikk14
26 days ago
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I admit that this is a troubling problem with the position that I stated, but I don't think it's a complete takedown. The easiest rebuttal would be to simply say that continuity is not a mere implementation detail. If you give up continuity, you can make a copy without altering the original, you just have to read it. But if you need to ensure continuity you have to alter the original. This seems to me a very fundamental part of the process, making it qualitatively different. |
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