> the problems are a classic case of a "good enough" solution that shipped very early and became core of the ecosystem BTW, that's the exact reason I like lack

> the problems are a classic case of a "good enough" solution that shipped very early and became core of the ecosystem BTW, that's the exact reason I like lack of a “good standard library” in JS that people usually cite as a downside. When there's a good enough default solution it suffocates evolution of different ideas in the field.