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I agree it sounds pedantic, but think about how muddled discussions areabout what "object-oriented programming" means. "real-time" is a well-established term an
by silentbicycle 14y ago
I agree it sounds pedantic, but think about how muddled discussions areabout what "object-oriented programming" means. "real-time" is a well-established term and actually means something really specific. Diluting it doesn't benefit anyone.
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- lobo_tuerto 14y agoSo there can only be one meaning? No different meaning depending on the context? ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time I'd say this is real-time in the context of the interwebs, against the usual request-response cycle.