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> It's inefficient but it works. I'm not sure it's inefficient. It gives you the knowledge what is and isn't possible and also the semantics of what you actua
by 1718627440 1y ago
> It's inefficient but it works.
I'm not sure it's inefficient. It gives you the knowledge what is and isn't possible and also the semantics of what you actually do, all things you need to have later anyway. Relying only on examples is a great way to miss unintended side-effects or other consequences.
- hatthew 1y agoThe first part of that line is "If you want an example...". If you want to learn about more advanced usage of some function, then you don't want an example, and that line doesn't apply to you.
- 1718627440 1y agoWhat I say is that you think you want an example, but then either you come back later or you don't and ship slightly broken software.