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This argument has been presented forever to excuse bad tools, and it is a strawman. Of course good tools don't fix bad behavior. The argument in favor of good t
by moring 3y ago
This argument has been presented forever to excuse bad tools, and it is a strawman. Of course good tools don't fix bad behavior. The argument in favor of good tools is that competent people with good tools are insanely more productive than competent people with bad tools.
- kristopolous 3y agoBut what does that mean? Consistent, predictable tools that can be specified generally and generally specified. For instance, gdb enacts and gnuplot