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you need a second rule: "Don't go in any direction that makes the number go down." That way, when you're on top of it, you know to stop.
by fsckboy 3y ago
you need a second rule: "Don't go in any direction that makes the number go down." That way, when you're on top of it, you know to stop.
- freshboy69 3y agoNo you don't. Go in the upward direction implies don't go in the downward direction
- fsckboy 3y agoI don't agree that that wording is as precise as you think it is. if you move in the direction where the signal goes up, when it stops going up, you are still moving in the same direction. Move "so long as the signal goes up" would tell you to stop, but it wouldn't tell you the direction, is the type of clarity I'm looking for.