cain on Nostr: it's been years since c#9 was released and i'm still hesitant to simplify "new" ...
it's been years since c#9 was released and i'm still hesitant to simplify "new" expressions. like fundamentally, i know that
List<string> stringList = new();
is simpler and way less redundant than
List<string> stringList = new List<string>();
but it FEELS wrong, you know? is this what getting old is like
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