> I've had people tell me that they would love to write a book, but, well, the existing tools are not sufficient enough.
That’s hilarious. Humans were hand writing books on paper and giving them to other humans to hand write copies. A good craftsman never blames his tools.
> Humans were hand writing books on paper and giving them to other humans to hand write copies.
Not very many were, and a big reason for that was the available tooling.
> A good craftsman never blames his tools
Someone who writes a book by blames the available tooling support for the low quality of its content is a craftsman (but, per the saying, not a good one) blaming his tools.
A person who chooses not to write a book at all because the anticipated opportunity cost given the existing tooling support and that person’s personal utility function is not.
That’s hilarious. Humans were hand writing books on paper and giving them to other humans to hand write copies. A good craftsman never blames his tools.