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> to denote two completely separate concepts No, same concept ... you're making a mistake that some call "implementation on the brain". That they're the same c
by jibal 1y ago
> to denote two completely separate concepts
No, same concept ... you're making a mistake that some call "implementation on the brain". That they're the same concept is why you're able to specify a common operation, SelectNotNull. That you had to provide an explicit type constraint that a compiler should be able to infer doesn't change that.