A long time ago I wrote on twitter (now erased): "surprising how much computer stuff makes sense viewed as tragic deprivation of sum types".
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One of the things he [Casey Muratori — прим. моё] discusses in here is that safe and correctly-designed disjoint unions aren't just an ML thing, they were around in the early 60s at least.
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But another thing Muratori points out is that is that Dahl and Nygaard copied the feature in safe working form into Simula, and Stroustrup knew about it and intentionally dropped it from C++, thinking it inferior to the encapsulation you get from inheritance.
A long time ago I wrote on twitter (now erased): "surprising how much computer stuff makes sense viewed as tragic deprivation of sum types".
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One of the things he [Casey Muratori — прим. моё] discusses in here is that safe and correctly-designed disjoint unions aren't just an ML thing, they were around in the early 60s at least.
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But another thing Muratori points out is that is that Dahl and Nygaard copied the feature in safe working form into Simula, and Stroustrup knew about it and intentionally dropped it from C++, thinking it inferior to the encapsulation you get from inheritance.
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