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I didn’t read the article, but what you described sounds a lot like...abstraction. Right down to using the word explicitly.



I think he's trying to get at the distinction between being able to think in abstractions versus choosing the correct abstraction for the problem at hand. The first is a prerequisite for the second, but the second is far more important.




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