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I think the flow will be easier to understand if the "We can model ⊥ as:" has reversed left arguments and does ⌽×\⌽
Maybe even revise everything from the beginning to do ⌽×\⌽ throughout, i.e. ⌽×\⌽(2⍴10),1 etc.
And again, ×\⌽1 1 1 is wrong. It should be ⌽×\⌽1 1 1
And harmonise ⌽×\1,⌽1↓0 0 0 to ⌽×\⌽1↓0 0 0,1
MathJax mess-up after "Compare this to making cash change: there’s nothing larger than a"
Hm, now I look at ⊤ maybe the formulation ⌽×\⌽1,⍨1↓ is best, as it puts all transformation on the left, keeping the base on the right?
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@abrudz says:
I think the flow will be easier to understand if the "We can model ⊥ as:" has reversed left arguments and does ⌽×\⌽
Maybe even revise everything from the beginning to do ⌽×\⌽ throughout, i.e. ⌽×\⌽(2⍴10),1 etc.
And again, ×\⌽1 1 1 is wrong. It should be ⌽×\⌽1 1 1
And harmonise ⌽×\1,⌽1↓0 0 0 to ⌽×\⌽1↓0 0 0,1
MathJax mess-up after "Compare this to making cash change: there’s nothing larger than a"
Hm, now I look at ⊤ maybe the formulation ⌽×\⌽1,⍨1↓ is best, as it puts all transformation on the left, keeping the base on the right?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: