It's wild to me that people think asking for
"Continuous Integration (CI)"
in the first line of a paragraph of a long article is "going out of your way". It used to be the standard expectation for using shorthand.
"Continuous Integration (CI)"
in the first line of a paragraph of a long article is "going out of your way". It used to be the standard expectation for using shorthand.
Do you want to be right, or do you want to learn?
Can I solve it by searching? Yes. Is it faster for the author to type it out once or for the reading public to have to search it up? I don't think that time matches up even if the # of people is "me", but it certainly isn't less time than it takes 2 people to search.
I feel like I am asking for the bare minimum and everyone on this sight thinks I am asking for the moon.
This is such entry-level communication/writing skills I am surprised the ai doesn't do it for you...
Obligatory https://xkcd.com/169/