Yes, experience teaches us that comments must be the last resource to be used only when the logic is very hard to explain. Even so in most times is better to break that complicated logic into multiple small functions to be easy to read that code later.
Always try to name all variables, functions, and classes with meaningful names that self explain itself, avoiding the usage of comments.
Also, another problem with comments is that when the code changes very often the developers don't update the comments (the linter don't tell us that they are wrong now) and they don't reflect anymore the current logic of the code.
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Is it bad, or to a disadvantage to use comments, then?
Yes, experience teaches us that comments must be the last resource to be used only when the logic is very hard to explain. Even so in most times is better to break that complicated logic into multiple small functions to be easy to read that code later.
Always try to name all variables, functions, and classes with meaningful names that self explain itself, avoiding the usage of comments.
Also, another problem with comments is that when the code changes very often the developers don't update the comments (the linter don't tell us that they are wrong now) and they don't reflect anymore the current logic of the code.