>"Software engineers like optimizing things. It’s easy to nerd snipe them with something that looks like a well defined optimization problem with a few variables and is actually a big complicated mess of badly defined and contradictory almost-facts."
"almost-facts".
I did a Google search for this term and I didn't find many results, and none of them seemed to be using this combination of two words as its own term...
In other words, the author of this article -- may have coined a catchy new two-word phrase here...
"Almost-facts".
As a phrase, I love it!
That term is going into my 2024 lexicon! :-)
It might find some application alongside such recent terms as "Fake News"...
"almost-facts".
I did a Google search for this term and I didn't find many results, and none of them seemed to be using this combination of two words as its own term...
In other words, the author of this article -- may have coined a catchy new two-word phrase here...
"Almost-facts".
As a phrase, I love it!
That term is going into my 2024 lexicon! :-)
It might find some application alongside such recent terms as "Fake News"...
For example, to use this new term in a sentence:
"The Fake News reports Almost-Facts..."
:-)
Anyway, interesting article!