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I see the point (though it is not answering my original questions or at least I have not yet understood it to that level yet). Just to make your point complete
by alok-g 5y ago
I see the point (though it is not answering my original questions or at least I have not yet understood it to that level yet).
Just to make your point complete, how do you separate out performances? Is that just the presence of a large number of people? Amount of financial gain involved attributed to the said performance? I'm asking as that may be the differentiation in practice even as applied to code.
- spywaregorilla 5y agoNot sure what I'm missing. > Just to make your point complete, how do you separate out performances? I feel like intent is a strong start towards classifying something as a performance.