You're right that the "I" prefix convention has been a common pattern in the TypeScript world, and it's valuable to discuss its implications. I agree that avoiding it can lead to cleaner code and better alignment with TypeScript's idioms. Your example of the class Dog implementing Dog is a thought-provoking one that highlights potential code design issues.
You've given me an idea for an insightful follow-up discussion on this topic. Thank you for sharing your perspective!
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You're right that the "I" prefix convention has been a common pattern in the TypeScript world, and it's valuable to discuss its implications. I agree that avoiding it can lead to cleaner code and better alignment with TypeScript's idioms. Your example of the class Dog implementing Dog is a thought-provoking one that highlights potential code design issues.
You've given me an idea for an insightful follow-up discussion on this topic. Thank you for sharing your perspective!