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I'd be okay with the article headline on HN being "Apache Airflow's Problem" so that I know it's about a piece of apache software and not something interesting
by dusted 4y ago
I'd be okay with the article headline on HN being "Apache Airflow's Problem" so that I know it's about a piece of apache software and not something interesting about airflow.
- lopatin 4y agoI think context matters and the title "Airflow's Problem" doesn't make much sense when talking about the physical phenomenon of flowing air.
- morelisp 4y agoNot really, the past two years have seen probably a order of magnitude increase in interest and articles about industrial-scale ventilation and air quality.
- lopatin 4y agoYou still wouldn't phrase it like "Airflow's Problem" because the concept of airflow is incapable of having a problem. It just exists. Some theories _about_ airflow may have problems, but then you would specify that in the title.
- dusted 4y agoI disagree. The concept of airflow is a human model to describe a physical phenomenon, it might be that we have nailed it.. It might be someone has found a problem with the model, and or some new insight, that they wanted to share..
- tomwheeler 4y agoThe Apache Software Foundation would also prefer this, per their trademark policy: https://www.apache.org/foundation/marks/faq/#guide https://www.apache.org/foundation/marks/faq/#guide