"I’m not sure [the sapir-whorf] hypothesis applies to programming languages"
Is that really true? Having moved from OO programming to distributed functional programming, I definitely think that my worldview is different; I'm constantly thinking about how to deal with systems unreliabilty and message passing latency, which is not where the bulk of my time was spent thinking when I was writing for non-concurrent systems with shared memory
Is that really true? Having moved from OO programming to distributed functional programming, I definitely think that my worldview is different; I'm constantly thinking about how to deal with systems unreliabilty and message passing latency, which is not where the bulk of my time was spent thinking when I was writing for non-concurrent systems with shared memory