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I do think there's some value in being able to tersely express your exact point to a peer. For example "a random process" could mean "any process in existence"
by Fredej 7y ago
I do think there's some value in being able to tersely express your exact point to a peer.
For example "a random process" could mean "any process in existence" whereas "a stochastic process" clearly states stochastic as being a property of the process.
I however agree that things can sometimes get a bit wrapped up in sounding cool just to sound cool.
- subroutine 7y agoAs a rule of thumb you should never use a big word when a diminutive word will suffice.