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I like this kind of article not necessarily because it's revolutionary or groundbreaking (because it's not), but because it serves as a helpful reminder sometim
by ubertaco 9y ago
I like this kind of article not necessarily because it's revolutionary or groundbreaking (because it's not), but because it serves as a helpful reminder sometimes, and can help stick an "observation bias" bug in my brain to notice more often the sorts of examples it calls out.
- Ar-Curunir 9y agoYup, I already know where sets and maps are better than lists, but this article now primes my brain to look carefully the next time I write more code.