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It is the opposite of what a closure typically means, because it is precisely not “closing” over its lexical scope. It’s an interesting feature to be sure, and
by simonask 1y ago
It is the opposite of what a closure typically means, because it is precisely not “closing” over its lexical scope.
It’s an interesting feature to be sure, and it enables some really beautiful things, but it also enables some incredibly difficult bugs.