@rfleury Overall I’ve noticed that inlining is just amazing at surfacing issues with what the actual „abstraction” is - kind of that if I carve the function too early I’ll obfuscate the fact that maybe the actual function (behaviour) bends to that function rather than the other way around

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• Author: Adam (@adam_bobowski)
• Posted: 2026-08-07 18:46:36

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Overall I’ve noticed that inlining is just amazing at surfacing issues with what the actual „abstraction” is - kind of that if I carve the function too early I’ll obfuscate the fact that maybe the actual function (behaviour) bends to that function rather than the other way around

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