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Just because we can, doesn't mean we have to. I'd prefer to have some more brain-cache free to concentrate on the problem I'm trying to debug rather than doing

• yladiz 3mo ago
  Please. I’m sorry, but you kind of can’t avoid needing to think about types unless you use a language like JavaScript which is super loose with its type conversions, and you especially can’t avoid in a language like Go. With generics in Go you don’t even need to prefill the types like you go with a lot of other cases, so I’m dubious about the cognitive overhead.
  • kfuse 3mo ago
    No need to insult JavaScript. In two out of three times the "JavaScript" written will be something like: interface Box<T> { value: T } function map<T, U>(input: Box<T>, func: (value: T) => U): Box<U> { return { value: func(input.value) } }