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by reikonomusha
289 days ago
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I think the criticism is relevant because TFA isn't the first to exercise the term "cognitive load" in the context of computing. It's a term thrown around quite often, so we should cross reference its alleged meaning to literature. I myself find it to be a term that's effectively used as a thought-terminating cliche, sometimes as a way to defend a critic's preferred coding style and organization. |
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I think the article could have used a different term, or made a more clear declaration of what they specifically meant with the term to resolve this issue. Though i don't think it was done intentionally to deceive since the article makes no mention of the formal literature or theory of "cognitive load" to back its arguments.