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The Programmer's Paradox
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The Programmer's Paradox The Programmer's Paradox Software is a static list of instructions, which we are constantly changing. Thursday, September 12, 2024 Ambiguities What is unknowable is just not knowable. It is an ambiguity. It could be one answer or it could be any other. There is no way to decide. The information to do so simply does not exist. It isn't open to discussion, it is a byproduct of our physical universe. The languages we use to drive computers are often Turing Complete. This means they are highly expressive, that they are deterministic, yet buried beneath them there can also ambiguities. Some are accidentally put there by programmers; some are just intrinsically embedded. I saw a post about a bug caused by one of the newer configuration languages. It was mistaken in the type of its data and made a really bad assumption about it. That is a deliberate ambiguity. We choose implicit typing far too often just to save expression, but then we overload it later ...
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