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by gleenn
399 days ago
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That's my point, the type errors being reduced isn't that interesting, I usually find and fix those extremely quickly. What I don't find but am most interested in is the actual logic. So I must write tests. And when I write tests, I get the type errors covered too. So why should I spend my precious time modeling inside a type system when the ROI is minuscule and the cost is I have to litter my codebase with types. Just write the tests. |
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