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This comment reeks of /r/iamverysmart. > that can work for any app | browser | etc. on a network That is an English clause, not a mathematical expression. You
by delta_p_delta_x 2y ago
This comment reeks of /r/iamverysmart.
> that can work for any app | browser | etc. on a network
That is an English clause, not a mathematical expression. You even have the abbreviated form of et cetera there.
> non existent universal convention
In English there is a convention for listing alternatives: commonly forward-slashes with no space between them, like 'this/that', or with commas and conjunctions, like 'this, or that'. Or make your life easy, and use some other collective noun such as 'platforms'.
> a lack of ∧ , ∨ , ¬ et al.
English convention dictates 'et al' (or et alia) be used to list authors or people, rather than inanimate objects. Or you could use a collective noun here, too: 'mathematical symbols'.