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> It seems to encourage highly dynamic code where even identifiers are dynamically created, so often you'll find an identifier, and try to search for its defini
by bhaak 2y ago
> It seems to encourage highly dynamic code where even identifiers are dynamically created, so often you'll find an identifier, and try to search for its definition but get zero results.
I wouldn't say it encourages it explicitly but it makes it far too easy. There is usually no need for highly dynamic code in code that is not part of a library.