jgomo3 on Nostr: As the picture shows, the `update-state` function receives an `state`. In the ...
As the picture shows, the `update-state` function receives an `state`. In the function's signature, you destructure `state` extracting `channel` from it. I wonder why you didn't extract also `turtle` in that moment?. You prefered to get the `turtle` explicitly in the `let` expression instead.
I think it was a matter of taste, or style. Maybe related to the fact that `turtle` inside the `let` body is a derivates value from the original `turtle` you get from `state`.
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