It's funny how programming as a field actively goes against best practices from other disciplines.

Mathematics moved from solving problems using natural language to more abstract but more expressive notations. This enabled mathematicians to solve harder and harder problems as they developed more powerful formalisms.

Programming had the advantage of starting from the solid foundation of abstract mathematics of the early 20th century. And now some programmers are excited to go back to stating problems in natural language.

Sometimes I wonder if programming will ever go from being a craft to being a proper discipline.

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"How my broken elbow made the ableism of computer #programming personal"

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-02885-y

'... Amy Ko’s accident gave her an insight into the degree to which her discipline caters mainly to non-disabled people, reinspiring her to invent more #accessible programming languages ...'

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How my broken elbow made the ableism of computer programming personal

Amy Ko’s accident gave her an insight into the degree to which her discipline caters mainly to non-disabled people, reinspiring her to invent more accessible programming languages.