At this point you're just flexing that you have 96GiB machine. (Average developer machines are more like 16GiB)
But that's not the point. If every dependency follows same philosophy, costs (compiler time, binary size, dependency supply chain) will add up very quickly.
Not to mention, in big organizations, you have to track each 3rd party and transitive dependency you add to the codebase (for very good reasons).
But that's not the point. If every dependency follows same philosophy, costs (compiler time, binary size, dependency supply chain) will add up very quickly.
Not to mention, in big organizations, you have to track each 3rd party and transitive dependency you add to the codebase (for very good reasons).