Sympolymathesy, by Chris Krycho
Learning in public: on theology, technology, ethics, software, politics, art, and more.
Hasnain says:
Noticed myself nodding along here - solid intro to type systems and why they are valuable.
"Types are not perfect. They still have tradeoffs. Some type systems aren’t worth it. But five years ago, I changed my mind about the value of type systems in general, because I learned about type systems that I hadn’t known about previously. And, critically, this taught me to be far less dogmatic about the value of ideas in programming languages and software development in general. If smart people see the value in something and I don’t, it’s quite likely that I have missed something, and there’s something to learn from them!"
Posted on 2020-09-27T17:59:59+0000