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  "path": "/t/stock-stock-style-deriving-via-coercion-with-no-generic/14311#post_3",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-24T09:55:32.000Z",
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  "textContent": "You typically wouldn’t override all the fields. I’d use a library like this if I have a lot fields (10 or more perhaps) and only a few of them need overriding. And even if it would be equally long, I’d much prefer a declarative, correct by construction derived instance than code, no matter how clear, that I’d need to read to check for subtle mistakes, or would have to write boring tests for.",
  "title": "Stock: Stock-style deriving via coercion, with no Generic"
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