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If you use a word in a way that most people don't, how can you be surprised when they misunderstand you? I use "straightforward" to describe trivial problems,
by jkkramer 17y ago
If you use a word in a way that most people don't, how can you be surprised when they misunderstand you?
I use "straightforward" to describe trivial problems, when I can see the implementation path clearly. "Trivial" implies easy and quick to most people. It's not hard for them to grasp, you just have to communicate more clearly.