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add cartesian product to set operator listing #10

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@geemus geemus commented May 23, 2017

When I got to the models/arbitrage example I was confused about what \X was, since it didn't appear to have been previously defined/explained. Hoping this might help.

When I got to the models/arbitrage example I was confused about what `\X` was, since it didn't appear to have been previously defined/explained. Hoping this might help.
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hwayne commented May 23, 2017

Kinda miffed at myself for forgetting to explain \X!

I think cartesian products are interesting enough that I'm going to add a paragraph on them in the "Tuples" section vs just putting them in the set operator chart. Thanks for bringing this up!

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geemus commented May 23, 2017

Sounds good. That seemed like maybe the best place to put it of places that existed, but I did worry it left out some important details. Breaking it out in more detail sounds great.

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