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> but one of its strengths is its relative clarity How you define "relative clarity" in a way that isn't "so subjective" and not immediately due to familiarity
by rkomorn 1y ago
> but one of its strengths is its relative clarity
How you define "relative clarity" in a way that isn't "so subjective" and not immediately due to familiarity?
To me it seems like you're saying it's all subjective except for Go's relative readability, but I'm not sure what's making said relative readability any less subjective.
Am I reading your comment wrong?
- dwb 1y agoIt is all subjective, but if a large number of subjects have a consistent opinion then that is something to take seriously rather than dismiss with absurd hyperbole (“most garbage”, “mostly unreadable”).