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Replace 'wrong' with 'sucks' and you'll be much closer to getting what the author's saying.


Still doesn't make the metaphor make any sense. If anything, it is proving the exact opposite point since when it comes to programing languages/environments the difference in speed is much more comparable to the 10-30ms from the example (negligible) than to the "years" - the one being "wrong".


If he meant that word, he should have used that word. Even if he meant “sucks,” I don’t think he’s right. I use VS Code professionally. It’s far better than Sublime Text or notepad++, despite making different trade offs on the native vs electron UI front. To say something sucks is a wholistic statements that isn’t supported by the evidence he gives. It’s far more accurate to say “it’s unfortunate that electron has these drawbacks.” That’s true but also kind of vacuous.




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