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Because then you don’t have to whittle away, and you’re free to blame someone else if anything goes wrong. Maybe that is more for a general engineer than a Hac

Because then you don’t have to whittle away, and you’re free to blame someone else if anything goes wrong. Maybe that is more for a general engineer than a Hacker though - hacker to me implies some sort of joy in doing it yourself rather than optimizing.

mccoyb 1y ago
I like to be able to tweak things to my liking, and this typically leads me to make my own versions of things. Probably a bad habit.
- sailfast 1y ago
  Hard disagree. It’s a great habit. Keep going! You’re doing it right.