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Good article. My only nitpick is with using "idempotency" as the example. It does not drift from its definition when used in CS/programming contexts. "containe
by gladiatr72 3y ago
Good article. My only nitpick is with using "idempotency" as the example. It does not drift from its definition when used in CS/programming contexts.
"containers" is a much better example. Most people know what a container is. When a tech-knowledgeable individual drops it in a sentence as if the linux kernel cgroup wrapper de jeur is what "container" means, time wasted >clearing the cache< (while the non-tech listener figures out that that word/phrase that they actually know has been overlaid with a new meaning packed with all sorts of detail that non techs have no reference for)