This isn't just "oh, CS and math are interrelated." No, it's about attempting to shoehorn mathematical ideas into coding practice.
Programming needs to do that, too. But often times all that work really just leads us back to where we started anyways.
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Or we find that we do a whole lot of abstraction work to get not a whole lot that's new. No new problems get solved that weren't solvable b4
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This isn't an invective against FP. OO iss just as bad at this. Enterprise Java is notorious for abstraction upon abstraction.
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This is more a call to like, think about abstraction and use it when it makes sense, but also to remember the problem you're addressing.
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Because that problem usually has to do with people. And people can't be abstracted away so easily.
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