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The title is confusing. Do we need much better apps? Or more, better apps? “More better” is such a mind fuck
by rejor121 4y ago
The title is confusing.
Do we need much better apps? Or more, better apps?
“More better” is such a mind fuck
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- dpcan 4y agoMore betterest.
- colinsane 4y agoi think it’s right associative. the author wants good apps to use as examples (and since he’s comparing these against an assumed default, ”good” really means “better” here). the author can’t find many of these better apps, so he’s requesting more of them: more better apps. i admit it’s confusing to have in the headline (easier to make sense of after he’s covered the background), but the language is sort of constraining in this area. he probably wanted to avoid “more good apps” as that would be mistaken for “better apps” (which isn’t exactly what he’s after). “more better apps” is less ambiguous, but only so long as you expect that the author isn’t one to intentionally misuse language.
- Agamus 4y agoI assumed it was a reference to the slang movie title "Mo Better Blues".