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The title is pure click bait, the title suggest that type safety doesn't matter, but then the author explains why it does matter e.g. catching errors at compile
by rthnbgrredf 2y ago
The title is pure click bait, the title suggest that type safety doesn't matter, but then the author explains why it does matter e.g. catching errors at compile time instead of run time. A better title would be "My take on type safety".
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- readthenotes1 2y agoI.e., reducing runtime errors Pushing runtime complexity into compile time complexity almost always pays off, regardless of the number of people who will tell you that hash table of hash table can take care of anything