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   by hhreefgguu 2y ago

   > principles be damned This is a very common occurrence: convenience or perceived necessity trumping principles. > I wonder what % of people are actually committed Almost 0%, if by “actually committed” you mean consistently applying t
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   by hhreefgguu 2y ago

   The people that don’t get this are the people that want their startup to turn a profit by next Tuesday. You mean to tell me the best thing you can do with that revenue is put it in your pocket? There’s no way to spend it on your business
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   by hhreefgguu 2y ago

   Magic == “I don’t like it, but I want to sound more objective or rational than I really am”. You’re definitely correct that there’s as good an argument that these implicit features you mention are “too magical” as there is the the “ES6” syn
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   by hhreefgguu 2y ago

   It seems like the only context in which it could be abused would be if you have JS disabled but this still works? (Because of course you can do this with JS). As CSS becomes more powerful it seems like being able to disable these powerful f