Kernkern@hol.ogra.ph
Jun 28, 2024, 7:05 PM@rachelandrew@front-end.social also don't bother with "whilst", just say "while"
And the word "simplistic" is rarely needed, just say "simple"
@rachelandrew@front-end.social also don't bother with "whilst", just say "while"
And the word "simplistic" is rarely needed, just say "simple"
@kern @rachelandrew It might just be me, but "simple" is a thing of beauty while "simplistic" refers to something that fails to achieve its purpose due to a lack of understanding of the problem. Maybe I read something that needed to make a point with this distinction?