I think the question is, how is that fundamentally different than the
value "None". Once you create this "special value", some function will
decide to make it have a meaning as a passed in value, and then need a
DIFFERENT "special value" as a default.
On 7/23/23 1:13 AM, Dom Grigonis wrote:
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It’s 2 options:
a) It is a special constant - the only one with such property. Then it would be
used solely for this purpose. I don’t think you can prevent someone from using
it for something else. But I don’t think this case of misusage is a big
exception to the way things are. As this would b
