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by zhiel
5133 days ago
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The basic flaw in the Unix philosophy is that the rules 1. and 2. are incorrect. The rules should be as follows: 1. Write libraries that do one thing and do it well.
2. Write libraries to work together. The third rule is correct, because that is what programs essentially are: black boxes to modify input streams to output streams. I think this correction should be followed in the future. |
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