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The first reason, then, that we care about low-level is that it allows us to make better choices. We can make better software by starting in the right place, with the right frame and the right stack. Low-level programming allows us to build trucks instead of Trucklas.
I love Ben’s work, but he has a bad habit of not giving credit where it’s due, and makes him come off as smug in his writing. Yes, I too care about performance in apps. But this should not be the sole decision-maker when picking the technology stack.