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Excellent work, Colin Robinson. However, I think I'd disagree. The reality is we all knew what OP meant because the colloquial (non-CS) definition of unique is
by ryandvm 5y ago
Excellent work, Colin Robinson.
However, I think I'd disagree. The reality is we all knew what OP meant because the colloquial (non-CS) definition of unique is just "very unusual". It isn't often in meatspace that humans are trying to distinguish completely physically unique items, so such a constrained definition is understandably rare in normal conversation.
- cardy31 5y agoLol nice reference