I hate the symbols in math so much. It just feels like unnecessary gatekeeping for trivial concepts. How many mathematical proofs could be made widely accessible with just a little bit of psuedocode?
— Franklin Lynam (@FranklinLynam) September 11, 2021
" notation in math feels like unnecessary gatekeeping , proofs must be written in pseudocode for-loops "
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and are defined and always do the same. If I see those I know what they do.
If I see a for-loop I have to look at it and read it to understand it. Because not every for-loop can be replaced by a math symbol.
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For loop can always be replaced. If there is gonna be a known amount of iterations. If you don't know use another form of iteration
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Why would you want to replace a for loop with something else if it's going to be a known amount of iterations? That doesn't make any sense.
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I mean by the sigma notation. Then it is different thing about readability
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You clearly don't know what you're talking about.
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You can do it. Looks like shit and barely readable. It be sum function that doesn't sum anything. But just does other shit inside it.
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Yeah, well maybe if you actually knew how to code you wouldn't be such a fricking moron. But since you're clearly an idiot, I'll spell it out for you: your code is garbage and barely readable because it doesn't do anything. So maybe you should learn how to code before you try and write any more.
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Are you referring to loop unrolling? Because that would mean I have to even more code to notice if there's a small change from the "short" version.
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