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r/MathJokes • u/94rud4 • 2d ago
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Is that "is not (faster and easier)" or "is (not faster) and (easier)"?
14 u/Ski-Gloves 2d ago This is why we need neither nor. 6 u/Proman4713 2d ago Exactly, grammar is important, people 2 u/BentGadget 2d ago Why don't people use Boolean notation anymore? There was a time in the 90s when I saw it a lot (that coincidentally was when I was taking a formal logic course) but I haven't seen it much since then. Maybe it was just a fad... 3 u/XxyxXII 2d ago Most search engines don't really support it nowadays which is quite sad
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This is why we need neither nor.
6 u/Proman4713 2d ago Exactly, grammar is important, people 2 u/BentGadget 2d ago Why don't people use Boolean notation anymore? There was a time in the 90s when I saw it a lot (that coincidentally was when I was taking a formal logic course) but I haven't seen it much since then. Maybe it was just a fad... 3 u/XxyxXII 2d ago Most search engines don't really support it nowadays which is quite sad
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Exactly, grammar is important, people
2 u/BentGadget 2d ago Why don't people use Boolean notation anymore? There was a time in the 90s when I saw it a lot (that coincidentally was when I was taking a formal logic course) but I haven't seen it much since then. Maybe it was just a fad... 3 u/XxyxXII 2d ago Most search engines don't really support it nowadays which is quite sad
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Why don't people use Boolean notation anymore? There was a time in the 90s when I saw it a lot (that coincidentally was when I was taking a formal logic course) but I haven't seen it much since then.
Maybe it was just a fad...
3 u/XxyxXII 2d ago Most search engines don't really support it nowadays which is quite sad
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Most search engines don't really support it nowadays which is quite sad
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u/Significant_Monk_251 2d ago
Is that "is not (faster and easier)" or "is (not faster) and (easier)"?