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Not just in 'N>2' as the article states, but 'N' is also commonly used in Chinese slang as an mathematically-inspired, exaggerated or arbitrarily large number.
by z2 9y ago
Not just in 'N>2' as the article states, but 'N' is also commonly used in Chinese slang as an mathematically-inspired, exaggerated or arbitrarily large number. E.g. "I've already told you N times" or "This plan has N number of problems." It's really N>>2.
- udp 9y ago> It's really N>>2. N bitwise right shift 2 positions?
- Mindless2112 9y agoN≫2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/≫ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/≫