> Thunks in javascript are barely related to historical thanks. There's so little overlap that they're borderline tangential. Thunks in JS are exactly the same

> Thunks in javascript are barely related to historical thanks. There's so little overlap that they're borderline tangential. Thunks in JS are exactly the same as thunks in any other language. I would love to hear your explanation of the technical differences. You're trying your hardest to salvage some semblance of an argument from OP's rant. > And to the OP's argument, he's really just recounting his experience. He hasn't recounted a single experience, besides his frustration with understanding thunks (which as I've said isn't even a JavaScript exclusive topic). He's literally just regurgitated a list of programming terms (many of which aren't even exclusive to frontend programming). I criticized OP for not formulating a technical argument, and you've somehow responded with an even less technical argument.