This reminds me of schoolwork.
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It depends on when you use it. I’d never call it a sharp when commenting out code, and twitter is not full of number signs.
In Dutch I’d call it hekje, which means “little fence”.
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Could it actually be schoolwork?
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“Raute” or “Hashtag”.
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Yeah, or, to put it a different way, it has multiple readings. 
or : aapestaartje in dutch oh no that was @
maybe something for a new poll? 
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Yes, I love apenstaartje (meaning monkey’s tail) as a name for @ (though I’ve never heard it being used for #)
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I just call @ at.
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But you’re not Dutch, so that makes sense.
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How you say monkey jump in Dutch?
aap springen?
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Apensprong
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Why is it so darn hard to move up from single digit Kyus?
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Single digit who? Never heard of that.
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Because the difficulty of achieving each successive rank scales exponentially.
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Inspired by a (for me) confusing meme in the meme thread:
- Without Hikaru no Go I wouldn’t have played Go
- I have read the manga Hikaru no Go
- I have seen the anime Hikaru no Go
- I have heard of Hikaru no Go
- I have none of the things above
0 voters
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Who or what is Hikaru no Go?
What is a manga?
It is clear that I voted: “I have none of the tings above”.
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Japanese graphic novels/comic books, which are the basis for many anime.
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Does anyone know why the title is Hikaru No go
Is it Hikaru no go like Hikaru doesn’t won’t to play go(which doesn’t make sense)
No. 1?
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It’s Japanese, where the word “no” is a common conjunction kind of like “of”
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