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"Why character X for Y?" has usually a universal answer: character X wasn't used commonly for the given scope at the time, was available widely, and felt sensib
by sedatk 2y ago
"Why character X for Y?" has usually a universal answer: character X wasn't used commonly for the given scope at the time, was available widely, and felt sensible enough for Y.
- amelius 2y agoSince you mentioned Y, why was the Y combinator named Y? Were A...X already taken?