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Those seem the same to me, but the parent's is pithier. What's the difference in your eyes?
by akavi 10y ago
Those seem the same to me, but the parent's is pithier. What's the difference in your eyes?
- jessaustin 10y agoIn parent's formulation, the phrase "no code" acts as a polyseme, carrying slightly different meanings each time it appears. It seemed like an attempt at word play, which I thought could be improved by pitting that interpretation against another strictly monosemous one that would be tautological once the ">" relation was changed to ">=". However it seems I've been overruled.