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> In the Swiftie-verse, an “Easter egg” refers to a hidden clue or detail that Taylor plants in her work … I don’t see this as meaningfully different than, for

> In the Swiftie-verse, an “Easter egg” refers to a hidden clue or detail that Taylor plants in her work … I don’t see this as meaningfully different than, for example: > In the computing world, “Java” refers to a programming language … Which seems totally fine to me.

CaptainOfCoit 1y ago
No, it's more like saying "In the context of Java, addition refers to the concept of adding two numbers" which yeah, I guess is technically true but the concept of adding was not invented in Java nor works differently in Java, it's a general math thing. Writing it that way implies that somehow addition works different in Java, which it doesn't.
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