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0 pointssegmondy4d ago0 comments

yup, A interacts with B with the interaction originating from A.

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related tangent (outside of diagrams) lt < and gt > symbols are often dangerously ambiguous; does

    A > B > C

mean "A then B then C"? or "A is superior to B which is superior to C"?

Which (I think) is why we prefer to use "A --> B" rather than "A>B" or "A > B"

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0 pointssegmondy4d ago0 comments

yup, A interacts with B with the interaction originating from A.

related tangent (outside of diagrams) lt < and gt > symbols are often dangerously ambiguous; does

    A > B > C

mean "A then B then C"? or "A is superior to B which is superior to C"?

Which (I think) is why we prefer to use "A --> B" rather than "A>B" or "A > B"

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse