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I just somehow didn't expect DHH to be the one driving the stake into Rails' heart.

> I think Neovim's decisions are justfiable in this context.

Needing to know in advance that neovim requires a specifying a different undodir to vim, because neovim's persistent undo format is unstable even though vim's is stable, but the feature is called the same thing and neovim bills itself as a plug and play replacement for vim...

This is very predictably going to lead to loss of user data.

You've got it backwards. You've used AI-adjacent jargon to blindly grope towards philosophical issues that have been debated for thousands of years. You may enjoy reading actual philosophy, you might be surprised how deep they've gone on those issues. Thousands of years is a lot of time.

From a Christian perspective, I imagine a lot of what you've said is incoherent. God is all-knowing, so he's not 'worried' or going through 'crises'. He already knows how the story ends. It's doubtful he even experiences time.