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Sometimes not being able to add cycles is a design goal. For example if you're exposing a user-facing DSL and it's in the shared interest of the users and the b
by achamayou 10y ago
Sometimes not being able to add cycles is a design goal. For example if you're exposing a user-facing DSL and it's in the shared interest of the users and the backend that their scripts always terminate, perhaps even in a bounded amount of time/cycle.
Just because a tool can't solve all problems in their generality doesn't make it automatically worthless, there are situations where less is truly more.