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The only thing silly here is your comment, which essentially gives the least charitable interpretation of TFA possible. You're reacting to a position the autho
by amatecha 3y ago
The only thing silly here is your comment, which essentially gives the least charitable interpretation of TFA possible. You're reacting to a position the author doesn't hold by interpreting the writing as if it's far more demanding and extreme than it is.
- nickelpro 3y agoI'm going by their checklist. None of these things are values of quality, they are at best non-sequitur and at worst often negative. The degree of demand or extremity doesn't matter, a mild dose of "use software only thousands of other people use" isn't good advice either. I allow that there may be something philosophically fulfilling here, or an attempt to correct for certain unavoidable ills of complexity (if a a poor attempt), but again that's an incredibly, incredibly narrow thing to talk about presented as ubiquitously applicable.