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Haavard Nord, co-author of Qt, pronounces it as "cute".
by bitL 6y ago
Haavard Nord, co-author of Qt, pronounces it as "cute".
- edgyquant 6y agoRight and the gif creator calls it jif: and nobody cares.
- LocalH 6y agoPeak entitlement there. “The creator of <x> says it is pronounced <xx>, but I say they’re wrong”
- fnord123 6y agoAnd yet Americans pronounce Audi as ow-dee. British pronounce Nissan as niss-an (should be knee-sawn), etc. Americans pronounce La Croix brand water as La Croy (Should be ~lakwa, it's a pun on l'aqua) etc etc. Let's not worry and just enjoy life. :)
- waterhouse 6y agoThe creator of x decided to spell it as x. One could call it entitlement for the creator to try to demand that everyone follow some unintuitive pronunciation rule (or, in some cases, a rule that made sense only in another language).