I wasn't familiar with BQN. Clicked through, reminded me of APL. "OH", I thought, "I see how you came up with the name." There was a (disproven) urban legend about Arthur C. Clarke's 2001, where "HAL" was secretly a reference to "IBM", where you transpose each letter by one.
H + 1 = I
A + 1 = B
L + 1 = M
Man, BQN is a clever name. Because,
A + 1 = B
P + 1 = Q
L + 1 = M...
...well crap. That theory didn't pan out at all. Needlessly disappointed myself upon hearing that it's short for "Big Questions Notation".