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I guess that doesn't neatly fall into the categories I described, though I think it's closer to the former than the latter. That being said, I think what you d
by aw1621107 10mo ago
I guess that doesn't neatly fall into the categories I described, though I think it's closer to the former than the latter.
That being said, I think what you describe sounds like a case where relaxed checks could be beneficial. It's the eternal tradeoff of requiring strong static checks, I suppose.