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The trouble with the wrong abstraction is that sometimes you really do want to change one and not the other. It's code that superficially look the same, but onl
by nextaccountic 4mo ago
The trouble with the wrong abstraction is that sometimes you really do want to change one and not the other. It's code that superficially look the same, but only temporarily (taking a snapshot at the current time) - they are meant to be distinct in the long run