Re:A lot of complex “scalable” systems can be done with a si...
by kick on Monday December 30, 2019 @11:17PM
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I disagree with that. If your code base is small enough, a few redundant lines (idioms) don't matter.
To bring up k again, the language has already done about the maximum amount of abstraction possible. There's really no room for the programmer to make reusable abstractions; any useful ones have already been made. That allows you to do very useful things in very small amounts of code. Picking a random example, here's a complete Sudoku solver in 75 bytes:
To bring up k again, the language has already done about the maximum amount of abstraction possible. There's really no room for the programmer to make reusable abstractions; any useful ones have already been made. That allows you to do very useful things in very small amounts of code. Picking a random example, here's a complete Sudoku solver in 75 bytes:
http://nsl.com/k/sudoku/aw3.k