A car without infrastructure is just a fancy box. A chariot without infrastructure is a rideable horse. A rideable horse in the age of broken, disparate, infra

A car without infrastructure is just a fancy box. A chariot without infrastructure is a rideable horse. A rideable horse in the age of broken, disparate, infrastructure. But, at the end of the day, it all depends on what you're trying to accomplish. I use repls, shells, notebooks, etc, on a regular basis. Unix tools solve some problems. Repls solve other problems. Notebooks another. What's important, to me, is to be able to be able to make the most out of them all, despite their flaws, because they're simply the tools that we have in our toolchain. It would be a shame to not learn our own tools, when they can offer us so, so much.