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> you do use it but have safe guards in place Isn't this the same thing that everyone else is doing, except they're not pretending to be special by falsely cla
by firstlink 4y ago
> you do use it but have safe guards in place
Isn't this the same thing that everyone else is doing, except they're not pretending to be special by falsely claiming that they're using no unsafe?
My impression of `forbid(unsafe)` users in practice is that they think they've cleverly discovered a way to encapsulate unsafe that everyone else is missing, when in fact they've missed the point of unsafe to begin with and then belatedly rediscovered it.
- satvikpendem 4y agoI'm not sure what you're referring to with your 2 sentences exactly. What is "the same thing that everyone else is doing?" And what does this mean: "they've cleverly discovered a way to encapsulate unsafe that everyone else is missing, when in fact they've missed the point of unsafe to begin with and then belatedly rediscovered it?"