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I really dislike the tone these sort of things tend to take, which is “here’s some stuff you think but you’re wrong about.” The reason people get stuff like thi
by draw_down 8y ago
I really dislike the tone these sort of things tend to take, which is “here’s some stuff you think but you’re wrong about.” The reason people get stuff like this wrong (and names, and addresses, and and and) is because it’s really hard to get right. And it’s added difficulty on top of writing code which is already pretty challenging.
- Semiapies 8y agoEspecially when it's all stuff that's already been covered in very similar essays. Actually introducing good libraries and methods for handling these issues properly would be much more useful than a smug collection of fallacies and a tacked-on link to ICU at the end.
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- Tempest1981 8y agoThe main point is “don’t be naive, since it’s more complicated than you think.” Knowing it’s complex, the next step is to get help, not hack up your own solution. I liked the tone... sort of a “can you believe this?!”