• Kellamity
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    2 hours ago

    They’re using it as (+0<1), there’s no - here bc that would be + (the other candidate)

    • mojofrododojo@lemmy.world
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      2 hours ago

      well I appreciate the attempt to explain it.

      still can’t say I grok it. +0<1 just means plus nothing is less than 1 to me, which yeah, 0 is less than one… but I’m too slow or sick today to comprehend the significance it’s supposed to relate.

      it makes sense to you?

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        I think it means + more than zero but less than one

        So like, +(between 0.01 and 0.99)