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> (with lots of warnings around it so that it sticks out and is addressed hopefully in some next convenient cycle) How do you expect to address it when there i
by majormajor 5y ago
> (with lots of warnings around it so that it sticks out and is addressed hopefully in some next convenient cycle)
How do you expect to address it when there isn't a single obvious "right" that everyone will have the same intuition on?
- derjdoj 5y agoFor instance, as in the article, provide the examples so that the users have more heads-up as in what is actually happening. Long term, you might deprecate it and solve the problem with more intuitive abstraction.