Cookie Thread Act 8: The Death of Batman and Superman

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#16352

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I do this (more or less)

#16353

i guess reflected horizontally? across a vertical line

#16354

Ambiguous

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#16355

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#16356

reflected across a vertical line. would be the mathematical way to say it. unambiguous

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#16357

nyaaaaa it is overlapping with the “element of” symbol… but that also never matters because of context

#16358

I meant you can’t actually tell how you write epsilon from a computertyped one bceause you can’t see the lines very well. Pen lines don’t look like that

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#16359

i need to clarify epsilon is in the reals… for complex real analysis

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#16360

epsilon …

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#16361

I liked at least 80 you should have waited. This is what you get for challenging me. I always double down.

#16362

but I can look at my actual examples of epsilon and element of
and see they’re sometimes just the same :joy_cat:

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#16363

im so happy i stayed out of compsci

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#16364

no i think tutuu 22 is funnier

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#16365

such that is backwards element of! however I do not like this notation so I just say s.t.

#16366

anyone have any experience video editing because i dont wanna do this man. im not a front end girl

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#16367

i never learned such that notation. but element of can be used backward to show like. reverse containment

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#16368

looking to collab

#16369

I’ve heard of that, though not seen it in use

#16370

zug youre not a front end cat i dont think but youll probably still be interested in this amd your input would be useful so dm me sometime

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#16371

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which is epsilon and which is element of…

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