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> The article shows this graphically, but there is no formal proof (although the Adler & Tanton paper is mentioned). Well, if that interested you, you could ha
by srean 1y ago
> The article shows this graphically, but there is no formal proof (although the Adler & Tanton paper is mentioned).
Well, if that interested you, you could have downloaded the paper and read it. To me your comment sounds a shade entitled, as if the blog author is under an obligation to do all the work. Sometimes one has to do the work themselves.
- whyandgrowth 1y agoIf the author had provided links to explanations or additional materials for those who want to understand the formal reasoning more deeply.
- dpassens 1y agoAnd why does the linked paper not qualify as such a link?
- whyandgrowth 1y agoGood point. I just thought that a direct link or summary of the formal reasoning would have made it easier for readers unfamiliar with the topic. But fair enough, the linked paper does cover it.
- whyandgrowth 1y agoP.S. Sorry, I was wrong.