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Matthew Flatt picked “shrubbery” because it’s tree-like but not fully expanded, so it tends to be more broad/flat than deep like a tree. Hence also the term “en
by ashton314 4mo ago
Matthew Flatt picked “shrubbery” because it’s tree-like but not fully expanded, so it tends to be more broad/flat than deep like a tree. Hence also the term “enforrestation” when you fully expanded it.
I think the Monty Python reference is just a happy coincidence.
- psychoslave 4mo agoNice to get so much insightful feedbacks. That's the kind of exchange that make HN still sometime interesting.
- shevy-java 4mo agoThe knights who say Ni demand a shrubbery.
- ashton314 4mo agoMore like the Knights who say Nil