Re: Ada-Oriented GUI

["Randy Brukardt" <randy@rrsoftware.com>]

Oops, hit send before done:
"Randy Brukardt" <randy@rrsoftware.com> wrote in message news:...
> "Dan'l Miller" <optikos@verizon.net> wrote in message 
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>> A system that decides to just ignore race conditions as "unavoidable" is
>> going in the wrong direction. Most likely, it will kill us all when it's
>> running self-driving cars and autopilots.
>
> An entirely a-priori system that fails to a-posteriori-ly overtly 
> inventory, categorize, and map/fold (i.e., prune/conflate the branches of) 
> the combinatorial explosion of this-before-that and that-before-this 
> uncontrollable arrival times of real-world events to conflate it to, say, 
> linear or sublinear growth instead of the natural exponential-growth 
> combinatorial explosion is a system whose excessively myopic compile-time 
> mathematical proofs are based on the wrong axiom system and the wrong 
> possible-world in modal logic.

Wow - a huge pile of buzz words that really mean nothing. It's pretty clear 
that you've drunk this kool-aid to the point that talking with you on this 
subject is pointless. But let me finish by saying that a system that doesn't 
isolate irrelevant events is garbage (and a huge security issue). It doesn't 
matter what the real-world does in that case -- the inability to filter 
irrelevant events is one reason why junk phone calls are so evil. (And why I 
almost never answer a phone these days.)

                  Randy.