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There is quite a difference between "the author added a lockfile without understanding why they exist" and "I really don't see why they added a lockfile". It's
by nalgeon 3y ago
There is quite a difference between "the author added a lockfile without understanding why they exist" and "I really don't see why they added a lockfile".
It's better to start with the latter if you seek to understand, not attack.
- mi_lk 3y agoFWIW, cynically speaking, more often than not "I really don't see why ..." roughly translates to "You don't know what you are doing ..." in business dialogue