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I like this style of use: "[I know how the function is defined,] But I don't grok that -- I don't have any intuition for the type signature or the desired resul
by vilhelm_s 11y ago
I like this style of use: "[I know how the function is defined,] But I don't grok that -- I don't have any intuition for the type signature or the desired result." (from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13317242/what-are-paramorphisms http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13317242/what-are-paramor...). Using the word to make a distinction between formally understanding something and having a deeper intuition for it.
- dalke 11y agoI agree, it's one of the nicest examples I've seen. However, "But I don't grok that" is almost synonymous with "But I don't fully understand that", is it not?