November 2nd, 2019

@lorentey Awesome. And that’s a great tip that I wish I’d known at the time.

10:38 PM, Nov 2nd, 2019 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to lorentey

@lorentey But I think I should be safe starting out with Dictionary now. Setting through multiple levels does the right thing, right?

10:21 PM, Nov 2nd, 2019 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mjtsai

@lorentey Agreed. I guess the question is whether it’s possible to paint yourself into a corner before you understa… https://t.co/DANUojQetW

10:20 PM, Nov 2nd, 2019 via Tweetbot for Mac

@lorentey Yep, I linked that in the post. It’s great. I guess what I’m saying is that there are layers of magic tha… https://t.co/BASrraYpQP

9:23 PM, Nov 2nd, 2019 via Tweetbot for Mac

@lorentey Yeah, my understanding is that actually returning the struct like in `d[k] = doSomething(d[k])` *will* cr… https://t.co/ZXijHGqiL0

9:15 PM, Nov 2nd, 2019 via Tweetbot for Mac

@lorentey I actually still find the rule a bit confusing because in my head the Set struct is being copied when it’… https://t.co/mHH3j7qxiI

8:26 PM, Nov 2nd, 2019 via Tweetbot for Mac

@lorentey I guess you’re saying that the “simple rule” is *also* part of the contract, and so it’s outside of the a… https://t.co/oVzKzxTbxa

8:26 PM, Nov 2nd, 2019 via Tweetbot for Mac

@lorentey I see CoW as part of the value types abstraction because clients want to assume it’s not doing a full cop… https://t.co/DUuahoLbHy

8:26 PM, Nov 2nd, 2019 via Tweetbot for Mac

@lapcatsoftware @betalogue How about a separator before import/export?

4:25 PM, Nov 2nd, 2019 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to lapcatsoftware