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So? That’s what every standard means: “anything just barely over the minimum that the standard specifies”. That can definitely be wonderful and impressive if th
by SilasX 6y ago
So? That’s what every standard means: “anything just barely over the minimum that the standard specifies”. That can definitely be wonderful and impressive if the standard is high to begin with.
You might as well refer to the bronze medal as “just barely enough to be in the awards ceremony”. Is that supposed to be clever somehow?
- mthoms 6y ago> Is that supposed to be clever somehow? I thought the parent comment was mildly interesting. There's no need to be so combative.
- SilasX 6y agoPointing out tautologies that only sound convincing because of misleading phrases, isn't interesting.
- mthoms 6y agoYou aren't the gatekeeper of what can and can't be considered interesting. FWIW, your comment above (about standards) was also mildly interesting to me. I hadn't really given the phrase much thought. There was no need to be rude about it though.