Laziness is different for different folks. It's like using VIM - just a question of intelligence. If you are relatively smart, you can quickly come up with a co

Laziness is different for different folks. It's like using VIM - just a question of intelligence. If you are relatively smart, you can quickly come up with a complex VIM command sequence to do what you need. Otherwise, you copy and paste for 5 minutes, because that's quicker (or at least you think it's quicker, which is even worse). Same with programming - if you are a good programmer, it's quicker for you to invent and refactor then to copy and paste, so you do that. Only in that case is laziness good.