Short YouTube monologue by Matt Wolfe where he explains that he intentionally mispronounces words to provoke viewer corrections and boost comment engagement; mentions saying 'inference' as 'inference', 'Gaussian splat', and references 'mixamo'.
People like to correct me on how I say things, and it just makes me want to say them wrong more often. Honestly, I say a lot of words wrong and I just continue even once people try to correct me, and then I just like lean in and say I'm wrong even more often. Because you know why? If I say words wrong, it creates engagement in the comments where everybody wants to point out that I'm saying stuff wrong. Like, I know inference is the correct pronunciation, but I still say inference. I'm pretty sure it's pronounced Gaussian splat. I still say Gaussian splat. So yeah, I just say what I want and this is in my mind mixamo.
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