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> What would the ε character tell me? That's epsilon, not ypsilon (it just occurred to me that it's more common to see it called "upsilon" in English, though I
by pcthrowaway 4y ago
> What would the ε character tell me?
That's epsilon, not ypsilon (it just occurred to me that it's more common to see it called "upsilon" in English, though I don't know why based on how the letter is pronounced - "eee-psilon")
- anecdotal1 4y agoOooh! Thank you for pointing that out