You know those devs who refuse to add error handling, logging, or any kind of user-friendly features because "real developers should just read the source code"? Yeah, this is their energy. They'll build the most cryptic API imaginable with zero documentation and then act like you're the problem for asking where the getting-started guide is. Meanwhile, their README is just "Installation: Install it. Usage: Use it." Cool, cool. Very helpful. The gatekeeping is strong with this one—like those people who think adding helpful error messages is "hand-holding" and that struggling through obscure stack traces builds character. Spoiler: it doesn't. It just builds resentment and a desire to use literally any other library.
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