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> doesn't take into account the information you would need to learn anything about which candidate equivalency relation is better OK, no one said it did that.
by svnpenn 4y ago
> doesn't take into account the information you would need to learn anything about which candidate equivalency relation is better
OK, no one said it did that. Its purely comparing characters, which is and always was what I said it was doing. And somehow it took 5 comments before you even decided to actually read the answer. Maybe next time you should start by actually reviewing and understanding what you are commenting on, before making multiple comments.
- kragen 4y agoyou cited it to support your proposition, 'in regards to accuracy, uppercase is the better option' i reviewed it sufficiently to see that it's irrelevant to the question of whether that's true or not, and to pull the actually right answer out of the thread, and quote it above
- svnpenn 4y ago> you cited it to support your proposition, 'in regards to accuracy, uppercase is the better option' which is true > i reviewed it sufficiently good joke