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plus one

In engineering culture, "plus one" is used to indicate agreement to a stated position, usually used during a sprint retrospective; emphasis takes the form of "plus N+1", where `$N>0 and $N<∞`, with the only acceptable (unobnoxious) form being "plus 2". The written form is always expressed in shorthand, or "+N", where `$N>0`.

"We can incentivize engineers, to write documentation, by making it a requirement of user story acceptance". Most of the ops team muttered "plus one" and went back to ignoring the PM; the mostly invisible technical writer, Stu, sat up and shrieked "plus a million" and then shrunk under the glare of the few frontend developers that bothered showing up.

by arnoldfriendly September 20, 2021

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C plus

A bad code, parts of it written in the programming language C, and other parts written in C++. Usually written by a non-skilled programmer.

-Person 1: This code looks awful, what is it written in, i can't even decide?
-Person 2: It is written in C plus. I didn't know how to code good back then.

by Stranger_3561 June 14, 2011

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