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In the docs, I saw that Slice mentions how Go doesn't have generics and therefore relies on dynamic typechecking. Well now we have them!
Could potentially solve #115 by failing compilation - the earliest failure.
Would it be worth the squeeze to replace the dynamic typechecking with static via generics?
If it seems worth a short for a good first issue, I'd work on this.
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In the docs, I saw that Slice mentions how Go doesn't have generics and therefore relies on dynamic typechecking. Well now we have them!
Could potentially solve #115 by failing compilation - the earliest failure.
Would it be worth the squeeze to replace the dynamic typechecking with static via generics?
If it seems worth a short for a good first issue, I'd work on this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: