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Definition: grok
(1) For the chatbot, see xAI.
(2) For the encyclopedia, see Grokipedia.
(3) For the AI company, see Groq.
(4) To have a thorough understanding of a subject. The word comes from Robert Heinlein's 1961 science fiction novel "Stranger in a Strange Land." In Martian, grok means "to drink in thoroughly," but more specifically, it meant to take something in so thoroughly that it becomes part of you.
Grokking the GIMP
(2) For the encyclopedia, see Grokipedia.
(3) For the AI company, see Groq.
(4) To have a thorough understanding of a subject. The word comes from Robert Heinlein's 1961 science fiction novel "Stranger in a Strange Land." In Martian, grok means "to drink in thoroughly," but more specifically, it meant to take something in so thoroughly that it becomes part of you.
GIMP is a sophisticated paint and image editing program, and this book title means "thoroughly learning the application" (see GIMP). (Image courtesy of New Riders Publishing.)