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Why are you adding () after "like"? Havent seen that convention before, so I am unaware of the meaning.

• KMnO4 4y ago
  There may have been an emoji or Unicode character between the parens that was stripped by HN.
  • Akronymus 4y ago
    That does make quite a lot of sense.
  • nfin 4y ago
    correct, it was a "thumbs up" emoji
• darrenf 4y ago
  I was assuming there's a trademark symbol ™ that had been stripped by HN. But since I've managed to post one, I'm apparently wrong!