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"abstraction in expensive" makes people think you are implying one shouldn't use abstraction. It's all well and good that the content doesn't say that, but as j
by danielmarkbruce 4y ago
"abstraction in expensive" makes people think you are implying one shouldn't use abstraction. It's all well and good that the content doesn't say that, but as journalists say: "don't bury the lede".
- lll-o-lll 4y agoNah, it’s perfect. Provocative, technically true, and when you come back to the title it’s “I have a new insight into this now”.