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Dec 12, 2015 at 18:46
JavaScript surprise of the day: [2] * 3 == 6.

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Difftastic 0.71 is out! This is a polish release, still well worth upgrading: * A ton of performance improvements, especially for nasty corner cases. * Improved C++, Dockerfile, Haskell, JavaScript, Makefile, Perl, Ruby, Rust, Scala and TypeScript.
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I really like the one-module-per-file model of JavaScript or Python. If you're storing code in files, you might as well leverage file boundaries. If modules are a separate abstraction (e.g Rust, OCaml), it's harder to learn and choose how to organise code.