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by jerrre
1680 days ago
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At the risk of being nitpicky: Updating tools in your environment/workflow is exactly a thing that can lose a lot of time, often for not much gain[1]. One way to become very productive is to know your tools very well, and that would extend to not changing them often. [1] not much gain in productivity, but perhaps in security, compatibility, etc |
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Raise your hand if you have ever spend an afternoon trying to get someone else's build scripts working. Wondering why make, cmake, scones and ninja are used in the same project...