Re: RFC: Extending method specializers

Ken Tilton <kennytilton@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Like someone just learning to play the piano who falls in love with D
minor, the saddest of all keys, and wants to play nothing else. This
we call a disease, as in to be cured.
Not a natural part of a learning process?

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Regards,
Slava Akhmechet.
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