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My takeaway regarding easy meaning “near” was closer to “you already know easy” as opposed to having to still learn it. So easy is more like familiar. Like a pr
by lerouxb 13y ago
My takeaway regarding easy meaning “near” was closer to “you already know easy” as opposed to having to still learn it. So easy is more like familiar. Like a programming language, library, framework or style you already know vs one you haven’t tried out or aren’t experienced in yet.
So "hard" is more like something where you have to put in up-front effort in to understand and you might have to step out of your comfort zone.
But I guess we're mostly in agreement.
- AdrianRossouw 13y agoi updated the language, so that it shows examples of the different senses in which easy can mean 'near'.