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Lessons in Language Design I

There are no isolated computations. They are all continuations of the previous one. When I say
a=a+2, it doesn’t just stop with incrementing a. What I do is merely pass the result onto whatever comes next. And what if it is the last line of the program. Then I pass it onto the exit continuation. Which continues with whatever the universe is doing! Thank you! I think I understand eternity a little better now.

July 3rd, 2008 - Posted in Uncategorized | |

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