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> If it doesn't enhance readability, speed, etc. I disagree. Having terminology that is clear (which master/slave is not) decreases the time needed to spend to
by natestemen 8y ago
> If it doesn't enhance readability, speed, etc.
I disagree. Having terminology that is clear (which master/slave is not) decreases the time needed to spend to get an understanding of whatever it is you're working on.
Also related, if someone is offended by terminology then that will slow down their progress in understanding because they first have to process those feelings in order to continue.
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- citilife 8y agoMaster/Slave is clearly defined in any sort of systems programming. You're taught it in school, there's a wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master/slave_(technology) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master/slave_(technology) Don't give me that - also as a maintainer, I wouldn't want to work with people who slow me down on terminology issues (when they feel offended, for industry standard terms).