@jamie_allen I care a lot about readability, that's why names don't matter.
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@dibblego@puffnfresh (I use that as an example because it was a recent example for me. Language learning is full of these examples.)
@luqui @puffnfresh Yes. Also notice that the nominally obsessed can't tell you a meaning for names over which they obsess. It's all pretend.
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@dibblego@puffnfresh I'm gonna be my annoying relativist self and say some are plain & simple writers, some are poets (bad and good). -
@luqui@puffnfresh Using names effectively is about understanding their importance. The obsessed are neurotic and void of understanding.
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@dibblego@puffnfresh Programming is art and it is engineering. What use is it to argue whether E.E. Cummings wrote superior to Bell Hooks? -
@luqui@puffnfresh It's as useful as names are to convey meaning. Let the neurotic obsessors argue over whether one is better than another. - Show replies
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