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In some cases the context is hard to explain because it's complex, or it relates to something about the domain of the use-cases which is very particular to this
by skohan 3y ago
In some cases the context is hard to explain because it's complex, or it relates to something about the domain of the use-cases which is very particular to this implementation. If all you need is some small detail, like how to accomplish something with X library, it would be a waste of everyones time to write several paragraphs to explain some context which will be irrelevant to everyone else.
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