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On the contrary, every instance where there is more than one way to do something is a failure of the language. It's OK, all languages have failures, but the ide
by sagichmal 6y ago
On the contrary, every instance where there is more than one way to do something is a failure of the language. It's OK, all languages have failures, but the ideal is pretty clearly a set of precisely orthogonal features, where there is neither repetition nor exception.