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It's a joke wryly comparing its uncommon origins with its uncommon design.
by gary_0 2y ago
It's a joke wryly comparing its uncommon origins with its uncommon design.
- adolph 2y agoYep, sounded like papal bull
- m463 2y agoWell, trees have roots in competing norse mythologies. And dictionaries might be seen as elitist in societies with high illiteracy rates.
- endtime 2y agoIt sounds kind of like something Scott Alexander would write.
- foldr 2y agoThere's not really anything uncommon about a programming language having its origins in academia, a university being Catholic, or a university being in Brazil (which is the world's 7th most populous country). So I also don't really get this.