[brandonbloom]

> There's no downsides to learning and doing things right.

There is never "no downsides".

For one example, there is "feedback fatigue". It's easy to pick on syntax or "small" semantics during a code review, but that's not nearly as useful as analyzing the big picture. I have been party to many code reviews that involved a dozen nit-picky stylistic comments. The reviewer feels like they did their job, the reviewee feels like they have appeased the reviewer, and so the now style-guide-correct code gets a half-hearted "LGTM" and is merged. That code looks great... And it handles filenames with spaces in them!.. But does the totally wrong thing.