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by reaperducer
1879 days ago
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Where did this come from and what value does it have, other than being condescending to non-native English speakers? I don't think he was being condescending, so there's no need to be offended on behalf of other people. I think he was suggesting that part of the linguistic confusion comes from how the tech industry has become so global that different words and phrases are exchanged between cultures, but within the tech sphere. For example, it's not uncommon to hear the phrase "Do the needful" in places like Seattle, even though the phrase originated elsewhere and was imported by tech workers. I do not accept Stackoverflow as an authoritative source for anything. Good call. I'm with you there. |
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