Naming Conventions That Need to Die
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Bad naming practices in science, math, and technology hinder learning and communication. Four problematic areas include naming discoveries after inventors, using numbers instead of descriptive terms, employing random words for software, and perpetuating historical accidents like "car" and "cdr" in programming languages.
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