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Usually there's no good library that fits your use case. There's always subtle differences (to quote John Carmack) Or it's really hard to find the good one amo
by jstimpfle 10y ago
Usually there's no good library that fits your use case. There's always subtle differences (to quote John Carmack)
Or it's really hard to find the good one amongst a hundred bad ones (to paraphrase ESR, when he tried Rust in all seriousness).
"Write once use everywhere" is wishful thinking, it's important to make adaptions (to paraphrase Knuth).