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Pick the right tool for the job, based on its sheer ability to perform, not on its efficiency at performing. Once you have a process that works, then you can f
by hammock 5y ago
Pick the right tool for the job, based on its sheer ability to perform, not on its efficiency at performing.
Once you have a process that works, then you can focus on driving more efficiency out of it.
AKA watch out for premature optimization.