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by WalterGR
1462 days ago
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Hypothesis: The extremely rapid movement in the ML space has created, as if overnight, hundreds of new acronyms that we in tech get exposed to. I haven't otherwise observed a rapid increase of acronym invention in tech. In the past two months, I have observed on HN what I believe to be a big increase in the number of submissions of Twitter, YouTube, and original academic papers. The former two could invite gratuitous acronym use due to space pressure, and the latter because the expected audience is hyper-focused on experts. |
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