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Huh? I have an old hand-powered drill from my Grandpa in my workshop. I used it once for fun. For all other tasks I use a powered drill. Same for IDEs. They hel
by HdS84 2y ago
Huh? I have an old hand-powered drill from my Grandpa in my workshop. I used it once for fun. For all other tasks I use a powered drill.
Same for IDEs.
They help your refactor and reason about code - both properties I value.
Sure, I could print it and use a textmarker, but I'm not Grandpa
- trashtester 2y agoKnowing the bash ecosystem translates better to how you use the knife in the kitchen. Sure you can replace most uses of a knife with power tools, but there is a reason why most top chefs still rely on that knife for most of those tasks. A hand powered drill is more like a hand powered meatgrinder. It has the same limitation as the powered versions, and is simply a more primitive version.