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It was being used in the programming sense, not as an insult. When some code passes around a "placeholder" instead of a value and waits until it is used to both
by johncolanduoni 9y ago
It was being used in the programming sense, not as an insult. When some code passes around a "placeholder" instead of a value and waits until it is used to bother calculating it, that is commonly described as "lazy".
- j2bax 9y agoGot it! Thanks for the explanation and not assuming I'm a programmer, because I'm not!