What I go to war against lately is abstractions that are only there to save people some typing. I strongly believe abstractions are there to abstract -complexit

What I go to war against lately is abstractions that are only there to save people some typing. I strongly believe abstractions are there to abstract -complexity-, not to save you some typing (if the bottleneck doing your job is your typing speed, ask your boss to give you harder problems, hehe). Being able to evolve 2 pieces of code separately is powerful, and realistically is a more common case than wanting a change to pop up in 2 different places.