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There's a deeper problem at play here: assumptions. Any time an assumption is made, it's guaranteed to be wrong for someone. In your example, there are two rea
by thomastjeffery 3y ago
There's a deeper problem at play here: assumptions.
Any time an assumption is made, it's guaranteed to be wrong for someone. In your example, there are two really positive factors in play:
1. The user can change the setting.
2. It's pretty clear what the default should be.
Most of the time, we don't get either of these.