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I have a personal distaste for the multi-syllable word in the headline. I acknowledge that may be a 'me' thing, though I do have reasons which are off-topic. B
by konspence 2y ago
I have a personal distaste for the multi-syllable word in the headline. I acknowledge that may be a 'me' thing, though I do have reasons which are off-topic.
But seeing it prominently displayed on the homepage of this site is offputting, regardless of my feelings about the word in general.
- decremental 2y ago[dead]
- amatecha 2y agoThat's how I feel about "performant". Unfortunately I'll never stop seeing such jargon every day or two, working in tech. It is what it is, I guess. :\
- dgellow 2y agoWhat’s the problem with performant?
- euroderf 2y agoYou have to ask ?
- amatecha 2y agoIt means "of or pertaining to performance". Like "the performant qualities of this software are currently being evaluated", or the one example of its original meaning I could find from Cambridge Dictionary, "What follows is a series of re-mappings of both the performant and the referent functions that emphasizes the collective performance." The word itself doesn't indicate efficient/good performance, nor poor/slow/etc. ... It just refers to the quality or property of performance. For some reason, very recently it started being used to mean "performs well" or "performs optimally" and has transformed into jargon.
- dancemethis 2y agoYeah, "Konami" has been a consistent bad time.
- dang 2y agoWe've replaced it with the subtitle now.