Comment by verelo
3 months ago
I'm glad you're asking because I've seen it too and don't get it either. I assumed initially it was alpha as a typo, then I Googled it and got even more confused.
3 months ago
I'm glad you're asking because I've seen it too and don't get it either. I assumed initially it was alpha as a typo, then I Googled it and got even more confused.
First letter of the Hebrew alphabet, used by mathematicians to denote infinities.
That's what Google told me, but i still don't see how it links to this?
It is just vibes man. It sounds cool, nothing more.
It doesn't -- it's marketing, much like adding "Labs" to the end of your company's name. Its association with infinity makes the company sound cooler to potential customers, many of whom are software engineers who consciously or unconsciously view pure mathematics as a prestige "final form" of their own logic-focused mental ability.
Also first letter of the Arabic alphabet (though more commonly spelled Alif)