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Tools Suck Let me be straight with you.  I hate most tools.  Software developers tend to write tools for themselves, which makes sense.  But then, they just publish the highly customized thing they use.  Often times, because they're software developers, there are unaccounted for dependencies, a mess of custom directories, and even arbitrary naming conventions. What results is stuff that's not--gasp--user friendly.  In fact, this is kind of a mantra in the software world.  "We're not user friendly and we like it that way".  That's all fine and dandy if your purpose is to enhance your job security.  But that's not how you should build something for other people to use (known as a tool). Since I hate  most tools, the result is that, I have to do a lot of things by hand until I find the right tool for the job.  In some cases, I work with "the best tool for now" but most of the time I just do things by hand because it's less tedious than learning

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