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So what? Someone choosing to act based on their experience is what being experienced IS. We all do it. I do it. You do it. The grandparent comment is very conv
by KyeRussell 3y ago
So what? Someone choosing to act based on their experience is what being experienced IS. We all do it. I do it. You do it. The grandparent comment is very conveniently particularly worded: “until it doesn’t”, with at times orders of magnitude of differences in the likelihood of “until” happening.
If you’re acting like a type system suddenly means that you aren’t making trade-offs, that’s a huge sign of incompetence in my eyes. And if you AREN’T acting like this, what precisely is the issue here?
Not everything needs to be an argument. The parent commenter is quite rightfully pointing out some nuance, not necessarily arguing that Your Preferred Way To Do Things is wrong.
- yakshaving_jgt 3y ago> The grandparent comment is very conveniently particularly worded: “until it doesn’t” Those words do not appear in the comment that I replied to. The argument that I'm challenging is this opening line: > It's amazing how in practice it's not really a big deal. I'm not discarding their experience, but from my own experience I would argue the opposite — in practice it really is a big deal.