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Do you have any examples where you’ve used them for this? Would be interesting to see.
by pottertheotter 1y ago
Do you have any examples where you’ve used them for this? Would be interesting to see.
- Nevermark 1y agoA simple example is I have a series of three ordered connected things. I called the first one “pre” since it “precedes” the others. I called the last one “pro” since it “proceeds” from the others. These are somewhat poetic/whimsical terms, for an abstract arrangement, but it’s nice to have good terms even for non-serious stuff. I couldn’t come up with an equally concise term for the middle. Claude came up with “per” as in “through” for the middle thing. Couldn’t be more fitting.