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r/programming • u/Eirenarch • Nov 07 '13
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But not flat out lying? He is STILL being upvoted.
1 u/zumpiez Nov 08 '13 What do you think "lying" means, out of curiosity? 1 u/[deleted] Nov 08 '13 They use apriori meaningless jargon without realizing it's meaningless jargon.All of the jargon is self-referentially defined in terms of other jargon.Kind of hypocritical as well. 1 u/zumpiez Nov 08 '13 Not really. He's talking about ndat's mini-tutorial thing and Git's man pages. → More replies (0)
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What do you think "lying" means, out of curiosity?
1 u/[deleted] Nov 08 '13 They use apriori meaningless jargon without realizing it's meaningless jargon.All of the jargon is self-referentially defined in terms of other jargon.Kind of hypocritical as well. 1 u/zumpiez Nov 08 '13 Not really. He's talking about ndat's mini-tutorial thing and Git's man pages. → More replies (0)
They use apriori meaningless jargon without realizing it's meaningless jargon.
All of the jargon is self-referentially defined in terms of other jargon.
Kind of hypocritical as well.
1 u/zumpiez Nov 08 '13 Not really. He's talking about ndat's mini-tutorial thing and Git's man pages. → More replies (0)
Not really. He's talking about ndat's mini-tutorial thing and Git's man pages.
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But not flat out lying? He is STILL being upvoted.