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This is silly. This is me, from the beginning: > But "Miss Julie" has exactly as much inherent context as "Riemann Hypothesis", or "Kubernetes". In all cases,
by quesera 3y ago
This is silly.
This is me, from the beginning:
> But "Miss Julie" has exactly as much inherent context as "Riemann Hypothesis", or "Kubernetes". In all cases, a web search will return, as the first result, the correct reference.
- CyberDildonics 3y agoShow me anywhere on any tech site where someone sees "Riemann Hypothesis" and asks 'which Riemann' or "Kubernetes" and asks 'is that the greek name?'
- CRConrad 3y agoLocalised confusion, indeed: You're still labouring under the misapprehension that you're on a tech website here.
- CyberDildonics 3y agoHmm, yes misapprehension indeed. Ergo, visa vi, concordantly, find me anywhere on any site where someone sees "Riemann Hypothesis" and asks 'which Riemann' or "Kubernetes" and asks 'is that the greek name?'
- quesera 3y ago> visa vi Oh man, you're killing me here. Too deftly ironic for trolling, so I'll respond, for your entertainment! I work in Fintech, and I use vim. You just blew out my context scope. But I see this is more localized confusion. Your liberal arts curriculum also didn't extend to Latin or French apparently. Or you can blame autocorrect if you like! vis-à-vis Also, seriously ironically: I first learned that phrase from the same guy who made me read Strindberg in high school (he also taught French). There's something going on here. Re: the rest: you're still missing the point, so I've nothing more to add.
- CyberDildonics 3y agoThis seems like insecure and irrelevant rambling to avoid my question.