jh3yy doubles down: unfamiliar but sound implementations aren't 'hacks'
jh3yy · x · 2026-09-29
Continuing the exchange, jh3yy says 'how you get there is up to you,' but argues that labeling perfectly good implementations as 'hacks' or 'esoteric' just because they're unfamiliar might require some self-reflection.
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