so instead of cat(X), d6bee5a3-1236-4174-9fbd-6844a446460c(c28f8392-9785-4ea3-b4f7-fe5b6892a5e7)?
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Replying to @wycats
If you can get a computer to build a graph for you and manipulate nodes, why not? Why must text be the lowest common denominator?
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Replying to @deech
so there is another tool that uses human-readable names?
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Replying to @wycats
I see your point. I'm not saying names are irrelevant. Just hugely overemphasized to the point of eclipsing other possibilities.
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Replying to @deech
I can agree that semantics are often under-emphasized :)
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OK, so just to jump in briefly here, this was the point of my post: "syntax doesn't matter" is an overreaction…
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I in fact stated that "language == syntax" is a novice confusion…
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but syntax design is also an important part of language design, and should not be ignored.
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the best solution (to this & every problem) is to say that every part matters and then stress out constantly
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lololol SO TRUE
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