> X does something that is commonly done, in a different way than Y. This means X is useless
It's still not clear how this explanation is supposed to be sufficient to explain the conclusion.
If a comment is collapsed in an IDE and you spend 1 click/key combo to expand it, versus some key combination to pull up the TLDR, the difference is what?
Comments being embedded IN code could be a thing of the past. No PR necessary to maintain them. Sounds like an improvement to me.
It's still not clear how this explanation is supposed to be sufficient to explain the conclusion.
If a comment is collapsed in an IDE and you spend 1 click/key combo to expand it, versus some key combination to pull up the TLDR, the difference is what?
Comments being embedded IN code could be a thing of the past. No PR necessary to maintain them. Sounds like an improvement to me.