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Well no, because the word "magic" has a very specific meaning in this context: it means systemic dependencies, consequences, or action at a distance, that are u
by polotics 9y ago
Well no, because the word "magic" has a very specific meaning in this context: it means systemic dependencies, consequences, or action at a distance, that are uncontrolled, and of which you have no or limited or incorrect understanding.
Linux for example, has pretty much no such "magic", top to bottom of the stack.