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Yeah, not wrapping your hook before sticking it in unknown interfaces is a recipe for visceral disease. They don't teach that in school these days? Practice sa
by 3np 4y ago
Yeah, not wrapping your hook before sticking it in unknown interfaces is a recipe for visceral disease. They don't teach that in school these days?
Practice safe interactions - say no to unprotected injections.
- 2h 4y agoCode looks fine to me. Classic blame the programmer mentality. Shame on you.
- 3np 4y agoHey, I think it's mutual responsibility on both API provider and user to engage in communication before mixing parts. Who to blame is less important when you have an abandoned/orphaned child processes to take care of :/ No kink shaming, tho.
- jjnoakes 4y ago> I think it's mutual responsibility on both API provider and user to engage in communication before mixing parts And I think it is the responsibility of the type system to at least catch if I'm passing too many arguments to a function.
- jjnoakes 4y agoTypeScript flags when I call a function that takes two parameters max with three arguments as an issue in many contexts, but not in contexts like this. I understand why they chose to do this, but I reach for better type systems any time I have the choice.