Grok

Grok

To understand deeply and appreciatively. The term comes from Robert A. Heinlein抯 novel Stranger in a Strange Land, where it is also a Martian word for 搕o drink?and implies the kind of devoted interest that a Martian—native of a dry planet—would have in water. Hackers often use the word in reference to computer expertise.

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grok

Computer; Desktop PC

To understand deeply and appreciatively. The term comes from Robert A. Heinlein抯 novel Stranger in a Strange Land, where it is also a Martian word for 搕o drink?and implies the ...

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To appreciate someone or something; to relate to someone or something. * I can really grok what you’re saying. * I don’t quite grok that. Run it by again, would you?

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