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mzero
@mzero

If a language includes a function or feature that allows you to circumvent guarantees that you would otherwise expect in the language, it is common practice to label it as "unsafe". I'd like to introduce a sister concept called "unwise" for functions or features which have a narrow set of legitimate uses, but commonly cause bugs when misapplied.

i.e. == on floating point numbers would be called something like unwiseFloatingPointEquality


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