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Honestly I wonder what is the big win in terms of performance by using static types here, because this sounds so terribly well fit for dynamic types (of which o
by 3cats-in-a-coat 3y ago
Honestly I wonder what is the big win in terms of performance by using static types here, because this sounds so terribly well fit for dynamic types (of which optionality by default is in fact a limited example). Such an odd choice to calcify a spec in a places where it changes all the time. "Static" optimizations should be local, not distributed.