[nontechdude1]

I could not use the term "semi-infinite" in my real analysis class and get away with it

[debt]

I hope "semi-infinite" sees wider adoption in our lexicon.

[toomuchtodo]

I’m partial to “infinite enough”.

[vidanay]

I've always gone with "for really small values of infinite"

[logfromblammo]

Me too. It marks someone as a person I can immediately feel superior to, without knowing anything else about them.

I will continue to use "nigh-inexhaustible", and bandy it about with sesqui-infinite glee, from the tall saddle of my high horse.

[nontechdude1]

im not trying to be anything. its a cnbc headline, not some kid writing a term paper. if you know the subject it should be a mediocre joke. why are you calling people elitist for math jokes on a programming forum??

[eindiran]

I think GP's point is that there is no such thing as "semi-infinite" and thus they can feel superior to them for not understanding how infinite infinity is.

[stmfreak]

Clearly you did not study journalism.