‘base’ and ‘pseudo’ pejorative in ordinary language, but are neutral (and widely used) in technical language. keywords: [Linguistics] [point of view] [usage]
Day: February 1, 2021
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The elite are those with knowledge of source. cf: “The cause is hidden; the effect is visible to all.” -- Ovid
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Status consists of not being perceived to be in tandem with a low-level entity.
LOREM IPSUM
Scaffolding is the core of algorithm-creation.
OBSERVATION
Ruby Ridge was actually a micro civil war.
LOREM IPSUM
The powers that be want to know: how astute is this household? (cf: The Thin Man – the movie series, not the book)
LOREM IPSUM
Hypercorrectness is actually symptomatic of absentee-landlordism. (That is, the absentee landlord, in order to forestall criticism from ignoramuses, permits wrong things that look right, instead of championing right things that look wrong – e.g., permits the ridiculous signage ’15 items or fewer’ instead of the sensible ’15 items or less’, unlike what a conscientious on-site … Continue reading LOREM IPSUM
LOREM IPSUM
Every timeless phenomenon occurs, via default, at some time.
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rent: a form of insurance in which the premium is equal to the claim
wanted software feature
- a progress-indicator for the latency period that occurs when you click on the name of a pdf file (in a folder) before it actually comes up – the computer appears unresponsive otherwise – this latency period lasting as long as perhaps 20 seconds. Progress-indicators are nearly ubiquitous in cyberspace, but here is a pinch-point … Continue reading wanted software feature