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When one is talking about two things gradually diverging, isn't "drift" a natural, descriptive verb to reach for? I've heard it often when discussing an impleme
by pohl 4mo ago
When one is talking about two things gradually diverging, isn't "drift" a natural, descriptive verb to reach for? I've heard it often when discussing an implementation diverging from a specification, for example.
- bbor 4mo agoOh of course -- the unusual part is that they apply it to basically everything. Gravity is caused by inertia drift, consciousness is coherence drift, the economy is governed by power drift, etc.