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What slippery slope exactly?
by rapsey 4y ago
What slippery slope exactly?
- simonh 4y agoI suppose once you have accepted ad-hoc features, you don't have a strong argument against adding more of them.
- rapsey 4y agoNot becoming c++ is a strong argument
- antirez 4y agoOne is a cultural matter: A design idea that no longer actively attempts to produce a language with few orthogonal features that work well together. The second is a side-effect: the more features you have in a language, the more complex new features will be to accomodate all the past cases.