Re:Efficient Parallelization of an Ubiquitous Sequential Com...
by JoshTriplett on Sunday December 10, 2023 @04:31PM
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I think so, yes; if you say "herb" with a non-silent 'h', you'd write "a herb".
By way of example, the name Herb is commonly pronounced with a non-silent H, so even in a dialect where "herb" is pronounced "erb", you'd write "A Herb picked up an herb.".
By way of example, the name Herb is commonly pronounced with a non-silent H, so even in a dialect where "herb" is pronounced "erb", you'd write "A Herb picked up an herb.".