Pretty much all of this critique applies squarely to the Zen of Python.
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news.ycombinator.com##.fatitem form > :not(a):style(font-size: 10pt !important)Pretty much all of this critique applies squarely to the Zen of Python.
Legend indeed.
Not that that works.
One of them selfawarewolves.
If CLI programs received already-opened file handles instead of pathname strings, most programs would have no need to have the concept of a "current directory" at all. It could be something purely internal to the command-line shell.
It would also be more fitting for a capability-based OS instead of one where every program has an ambient permission to access anything in the whole file system.
How entitled must one be to assume they are owed a page in Wikipedia?
> A lot of the C++ community doesn't use these features
That they even have the possibility shows how un-opinionated C++ is.
Why?
Wait, WIN + F is no longer for finding files?