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Throwing out type safety simply because you have unverified input is a little silly. It's trivial in most statically typed languages to safely turn input into
by nightski 2y ago
Throwing out type safety simply because you have unverified input is a little silly. It's trivial in most statically typed languages to safely turn input into a concrete type (or an error if it is invalid) at the edge and meanwhile maintain type safety throughout the rest of the code.