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(trying to understand your comment) This FMI? (https://fmi-standard.org/ https://fmi-standard.org/) And what do you mean by "moral equivalent"?
by eternalban 3y ago
(trying to understand your comment)
This FMI? (https://fmi-standard.org/ https://fmi-standard.org/) And what do you mean by "moral equivalent"?
- fhars 3y agoFrom the context of the sentence, my most likely guess is "for more information", but yes, that comment is a prime example for "how not to write if you want to be understood".
- abrax3141 3y agohttps://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_equivalence https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_equivalence
- abrax3141 3y agoSorry. The couple of typos don’t help. (I tried to edit them but it was too late.) Yes, per @fhars, “fmi” is pretty common text-speak for “for more info” (which google will tell you if you search for it). “Morally equivalent” is a term used in the classical hacker community to mean something like “essentially the same as, although not technically Computationally equivalent”. (And, as I noted below, it is also a standard, if a bit obscure, English phrase: https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_equivalence https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_equivalence)
- eternalban 3y agonp. Thanks for the clarification. The discreet bit was clear but TIL re classic hacker speak.