I hadn't heard of tokei before, so I tried it on a small project of mine.

Tokei _finishes_ before cloc can print its help text. I wrote this post in less time than it took `cloc .` to count all the files in my project, probably because it doesn't know to ignore `target/`.

This really just an argument for using iterator generators. Does Go offer those yet?

Glad there’s finally a name for this phenomenon. Effect.js particularly egregious in this area. In my own libraries, I’ve definitely found myself producing less-than-perfect type safety because the readability tradeoff was too great.

Overall, I think one day the gradual type system trend will be regarded as a misstep. I’d rather just manually define a new type than play the generics mini-game.

Why can I hear these icons?

Seriously, all of the window .wav files just got loaded from my long term memory, along with the sound of Windows launching from a magnetic HDD.