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It's an abstraction, not an error. Naturally you might or might not agree with any individual's underlying metrics, and them with yours.
by fc417fc802 4mo ago
It's an abstraction, not an error. Naturally you might or might not agree with any individual's underlying metrics, and them with yours.
- tech_ken 4mo ago> It's an abstraction, not an error. Extending an abstraction beyond its expressive capabilities is an error IMO.