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No, he's saying he now rejects references being nullable (as the default state of all reference types). A concept of "nothing here" is sometimes necessary so he probably doesn't reject explicit nullability annotations (option types as in Haskell, MLs or Rust for instance; this is not exactly an original approach either).



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