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I think arguments can be only made against specific type systems (implementation). If I could express my domain constraints in type system I would happily use i
by dhucerbin 6y ago
I think arguments can be only made against specific type systems (implementation). If I could express my domain constraints in type system I would happily use it, but often this is not possible or it’s very hard. Then you need to decide if it’s worth the trouble. Maybe your runtime code gets complicated to conform to type systems and hinders readability? Or maybe compiler can prove very little about your code (old example with type of function for reversing a list)?