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For what it's worth. The conference this talk is held at is given an interesting connotation when read in a combination of English & Dutch. Use in English being
by Phemist 8y ago
For what it's worth. The conference this talk is held at is given an interesting connotation when read in a combination of English & Dutch. Use in English being Use. And "Nix" can be read in Dutch as a short-hand/homophone for "Niks", meaning nothing. It sounds kind of forced when explaining it like this, but for me (and I'm sure for other Dutch people frequenting this forum) it's quite natural to interpret it as such. I.e., the conference name can be interpreted as meaning Use Nothing, which seems to be related to/reinforce the topic of this talk.