I see no point to argue. I prefer to be explicit, preserve context and use language capabilities to express my intents. I believe that this is important, because my projects usually living many years and often it's not me who reads and changes my code and I can't make any assumptions in what conditions it will happen.
You prefer to rely on external, not essential and not always available tools and assume that you or someone, who will be reading your code, will have the same or similar non-essential tools. I see no problems with that. Your project, your code, your rules. I'm just trying to point that conditions could be different and your approach is not always applicable.
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I see no point to argue. I prefer to be explicit, preserve context and use language capabilities to express my intents. I believe that this is important, because my projects usually living many years and often it's not me who reads and changes my code and I can't make any assumptions in what conditions it will happen.
You prefer to rely on external, not essential and not always available tools and assume that you or someone, who will be reading your code, will have the same or similar non-essential tools. I see no problems with that. Your project, your code, your rules. I'm just trying to point that conditions could be different and your approach is not always applicable.