> I think software should be opinionated. Throwing everything in a huge settings panel or configuration file and calling it “choice” or “not imposing your prefe

> I think software should be opinionated. Throwing everything in a huge settings panel or configuration file and calling it “choice” or “not imposing your preferences” is a product development failure. I think the ideal is that the software is as configurable as it needs to be in order to be useful to the people that use it, but that there's a standard configuration with sensible defaults.