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Because not breaking a standard abstraction is a logically sound thing to do, even if such abstraction isn't perfect for your use case. The big picture takes in
by noisem4ker 7y ago
Because not breaking a standard abstraction is a logically sound thing to do, even if such abstraction isn't perfect for your use case. The big picture takes into account interoperability and predictability of the behavior of tools when put to work together in unforeseen ways.