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>Personally, I'd much rather use a simple tool (like sed), with reliable, deterministic results, than something that's right "99% of the time". >tl;dr - a refa
by ksk 13y ago
>Personally, I'd much rather use a simple tool (like sed), with reliable, deterministic results, than something that's right "99% of the time".
>tl;dr - a refactoring tool is 100% reliable, or useless. There's no in-between case.
lol..
- alextingle 13y agoCongratulations. Your refutation of my argument is very persuasive.