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I disagree. Adding "fancy stuff" by definition does not remove what made it attractive to you in the first place. You even acknowledge this in your second sente
by 7bit 1y ago
I disagree. Adding "fancy stuff" by definition does not remove what made it attractive to you in the first place. You even acknowledge this in your second sentence. Something you don't know of is not capable to influence your opinion in any way. And when you know of it -- and dislike it -- just keep doing it the way you did before knowing it.
- pansa2 1y ago> And when you know of it -- and dislike it -- just keep doing it the way you did before knowing it. That breaks down as soon as you need to work with anyone else's code that uses the "fancy stuff".
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- 7bit 1y agoNo, it does not. There's always someone else better than you. That's no fault of the language