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On the topic of linguistics, I think "dive" isn't a verb here, but a noun ("a dive").
> "Deep dive". When is a dive shallow? Isn't a dive implicitly deep?
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You obviously have not worked a lot, this term is everywhere from my experience, ubiquitous even. Terms like this one, “alignment”, “low hanging fruit”, all not super accurate but established industry terms.
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On the topic of linguistics, I think "dive" isn't a verb here, but a noun ("a dive").
Yes, but that's also how the commenter used it: > "Deep dive". When is a dive shallow? Isn't a dive implicitly deep?
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Yes, but that's also how the commenter used it: > "Deep dive". When is a dive shallow? Isn't a dive implicitly deep?
True, but I was commenting on the fact the commenter specifically called it a verb, while using it as a noun. I can't quote it now because the comment seems to have disappeared.
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True, but I was commenting on the fact the commenter specifically called it a verb, while using it as a noun. I can't quote it now because the comment seems to have disappeared.
Ah right, missed that. The comment isn’t showing for you because you probably don’t have „show dead“ enabled in your profile settings. If you enable that, you’ll still see it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42778951