Comment by motorest

> This mentality sounds like a recipe for building leaky abstractions over the inherent traits of the von Neumann architecture, and, more recently, massive CPU parallelism. Bringing with it data races, deadlocks, and poor performance.

No,not really. Just because you think about how to name functions and what portions of your code should be easier to read if the were extracted to a function,that doesn't mean you are creating abstractions or creating problems.

The rest of your comments on von Neumann architecture etc is pure nonsense. Just because your code is easy to read it doesn't mean you're writing poetry that bears no resemblance with how the code is executed. Think about what you're saying: what is the point of making readable code? Is it to look nice at the expense of bugs, or to help the developer understand what the code does? If it's the latter, what point do you think you're making?