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Some people might read this and think, that's just not my world, I am stuck in this world where software breaks all the time and everything I build is disposable.

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@Jonathan_Blow How do you see these principles apply for languages with runtimes and built-in data structures with syntactic sugar that are heavily optimized at compile and runtime? Like JavaScript and C#.

@Jonathan_Blow How do you see these principles apply for languages with runtimes and built-in data structures with syntactic sugar that are heavily optimized at compile and runtime? Like JavaScript and C#.

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description@Jonathan_Blow How do you see these principles apply for languages with runtimes and built-in data structures with syntactic sugar that are heavily optimized at compile and runtime? Like JavaScript and C#.

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  • URL: https://x.com/snowfrogdev/status/1925147435782840568
  • Author: Philippe Vaillancourt (@snowfrogdev)
  • Posted: 2025-05-21 11:11:30

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How do you see these principles apply for languages with runtimes and built-in data structures with syntactic sugar that are heavily optimized at compile and runtime? Like JavaScript and C#. var list = []. Would you roll out your own list in JS?

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