Forget about the right tool for the job. You'll never use the right tool for the job. You'll use the standard tool for the job. You wait and see.
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Unless you are able to create the right tool for the job.
Pretty much my whole point is that - no. You'll still need to use the standard tool for the job. Because it's the standard.
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Well thats true, if you are in a position where you are told what to do.
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Also if you're in a position where you want to make something that works and is useful.
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Disagree here, that's very rigid. Standards do come and go. Besides, choosing a tool because it's standard since it's well documented, or you know how it will behave in critical situations, etc.. can be the right choice, making it... the right tool for the job.
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