On 15 June 2010 02:06, Eli Barzilay
<eli@x> wrote:
On Jun 14, David Rush wrote:
> On 14 June 2010 16:27, Eli Barzilay <
eli@x> wrote:
> > currently (RnRS) Scheme is guessing wrong in >99% of the cases,
> > and it makes it extremely hard for me to correct it.
>
> This is FUD. The occurrence of the class of bugs for which you have
> highlighted the potential is *far* (orders of magnitude) lower than
> this. You have a point, and it is a real problem from a provability
> standpoint,
(And that's the pretentiousness. I started by saying that I have no
interest in provability.)
I said that the bug hardly ever occurs in practice. Personally, I have *never* seen it, so as far as I can tell it is entirely a theoretical possibility (much like the exponential blow-up in HM type inference). I apologize if that seems pretentious.
And now you can dismiss this with a "Puh-lease",
Hardly. I said I see your point. But the cost/benefit score for me sees very little benefit for the cost.
(And this is my bus stop.)
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