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I'm sorry, English is my first language. What does "Hilariously" mean in this context? Or is there a maths specific meaning/interpretation?
by Isofarro 29d ago
I'm sorry, English is my first language. What does "Hilariously" mean in this context? Or is there a maths specific meaning/interpretation?
- hallgrim 29d agoThe author is just expressing amusement at the surprising simplicity of the resulting algorithm
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- MarkusQ 29d agoIt's an intensifier. As a native English speaker you should probably be aware that we eventually sand-blast the semantics off of words until they all becomes synonyms for "good", "bad", "very", or "um". (This is similar to what French does to phonemes, but unrelated.)
- Joker_vD 29d agoAdverb hilariously (comparative more hilariously, superlative most hilariously) 1. In a hilarious manner; so as to amuse greatly. The author was greatly amused how quick the resulting algorithm works.