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I’ve seen the “stop limiting my column width” argument presented on HN on many occasions and each time it seems to be an argument of optimization: let the user
by DHPersonal 6y ago
I’ve seen the “stop limiting my column width” argument presented on HN on many occasions and each time it seems to be an argument of optimization: let the user decide how to better process the information. That works well for people who argue that most things can and should be handled via a terminal window, but the average user doesn’t think that way. An average user expects curation.
- davidivadavid 6y agoRight. I think there's a case to be made for a distinction between letting the user decide, and making the user decide. Customisation should be possible, but not necessary, especially for the most common use cases.