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> ...but that encourages people to not consider how things actually work, which is rarely a good idea. I'd actually take the opposite position here: people sho
by rattray 11y ago
> ...but that encourages people to not consider how things actually work, which is rarely a good idea.
I'd actually take the opposite position here: people should typically not have to consider how the tools they use work, until they need to go beyond the basics.
If all I want is "the latest javascript", I should be able to get it without pondering the genius of a library's creators.