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But what is left to "solve" here? Functions already work pretty well for what they do. But any abstraction runs the risk of revealing itself as a leaky abstrac
by asdfman123 3y ago
But what is left to "solve" here? Functions already work pretty well for what they do.
But any abstraction runs the risk of revealing itself as a leaky abstraction, not worth the overhead. That's been my experience with functions.