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that's a default implementation, however it's not true for every type, hence custom implementations
by olliej 5y ago
that's a default implementation, however it's not true for every type, hence custom implementations
- kreetx 5y agoRight. With the current situation you could define a custom /= for every type. In the new situation /= is a regular function which is defined as `a /= b = not (a == b)` and you wouldn't be able to redefine it.