I discovered the Klee engine when reading The Ph.D. Grind by Philip Guo[1], it gives an idea of how its development was going at the time and this is also why I have difficulty appreciating the software, an interesting read if you want to get a feel of the academic world.
Well apparently, among other things, it includes a complete rewrite to use Dart Sass, so I doubt they did all that to honor Toriyama, when the only link is the name being a random reference to one of his secondary characters.
Feeling that these are mostly nitpicks to be honest:
- The first two reasons are quickly invalidated once muscle memory is in place.
- I rarely break line and keep my commit messages short, but that depends of your workflow I guess, in my case the information is mostly in the linked ticket.
- If you accidentaly press enter and need to amend, you don't need to write the message again, just edit the part you want in the editor.
- My terminal do not have render issues.
- For the pre-commit hook it's been a while since I used one on commit messages, but how does it check the message validity before commiting using a terminal editor ?
TL;DR: the only point I found applicable in my case is the argument on special characters (such as $), but it never happened to me for now
I genuinely think that social media inserting themselves in the connections between friends, family, and community is doing harm to those connections. It would be better if people did that directly with each other rather than through an intermediary.
