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  "path": "/post/46511176",
  "publishedAt": "2026-03-01T08:20:06.000Z",
  "site": "https://programming.dev",
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    "SpiderUnderUrBed",
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  "textContent": "submitted by SpiderUnderUrBed to programming\n7 points | 6 comments\n\nI am using rust, but this applies to many other languages, I get warnings like, dead code, unused variables, and etc, and while I remove most of them, there are some im not sure of, I like running my program and there being 0 warnings, or 0 warnings as i scroll down my code, so for things im unsure of, i mark them so the compiler doesn’t put warnings there. I also add comments, starting with TODO:, it has some information about what to think about when i revisit it, also the todo’s gets highlighed in my IDE with my extension, but is this bad practice?",
  "title": "Is it a bad practice to replace compiler warnings with a bunch of TODO notes?"
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