> These points are not massive deal breakers but i always get the impression
> when people advocate for something, Araq reacts like people step on his toes.
> People are putting a lot of time in discussing things and looking for
> solutions. But the impression is that people just need to shut up or get
> ignored.
Well I can hardly comment on every bad idea out there that people spend time
on. For example: `import module {.snake_case}`. Great idea. How exactly does
that help with `grep` though? It doesn't.
Next idea: Trailing `_` to make identifiers case sensitive. Ok, but that's just
to avoid name clashes, the SI rules could stay exactly they are now if we use
any prefix instead that it's not the "don't care" character. So let's use the
Unicode middot instead: FOO· Problem solved without a new language rule.
Next idea: Introducing a `strict` mode so that you're forced to be consistent
in a single file. That hardly improves anything. Feel free to castigate
yourself in your own code as much as you want, but don't expect me to admire
you for it. I'm the one who thinks consistency is a poor man's approach to
correctness and enforcing consistency everywhere is way more expensive than
simply training your brain to be a bit more flexible. In fact, it's simply
"untraining" the brain damage that Unix introduced.
