Why would I add 1.8K of possibly buggy minified code, compiled from 247 lines of possibly buggy un-minified code, to my web app, just in order to avoid having to write<p><pre><code> function after(seconds, fn) { return setTimeout(fn, seconds * 1000); }
function every(seconds, fn) { return setInterval(fn, seconds * 1000); }
var MINUTE = 60, HOUR = 3600;
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in my program?<p>I do like the naming and argument order better than the standard functions, but the cost-to-benefit ratio of this library seems off by two orders of magnitude, given the ability to get the same benefit in two or three lines of code instead of 200 or 300.