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You don't know that the word "great" in this case doesn't mean "simple, elegant, and as minimally abstracted as necessary"
by dnautics 7y ago
You don't know that the word "great" in this case doesn't mean "simple, elegant, and as minimally abstracted as necessary"
- _ph_ 7y agoIt might not have been the intention of the original poster, but "great" to me implies pretty much the opposite of minimal abstractions. But perhaps I am just burnt by experience :)