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There's a very good reason for this "common attitude", and it is network effects with their benefits for productivity. If the standard library includes a useful
by andrewflnr 5y ago
There's a very good reason for this "common attitude", and it is network effects with their benefits for productivity. If the standard library includes a useful abstraction, then your code and my code that use that abstraction have an easier time interoperating, and so does the entire rest of the world. That's really handy.