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A mite of pedantry: the J train (a b c d) is a hook with a fork on the right, and so dyadically acts like a(x, c(b(y), d(y))) Roger himself has dismissed [0]
by tubular 12y ago
A mite of pedantry: the J train (a b c d) is a hook with a fork on the right, and so dyadically acts like
a(x, c(b(y), d(y)))
Roger himself has dismissed [0] hooks as an unfortunate result of J4's myriad train rules, made in the name of tacitable everything, which I lament because for some reason, tacit programming is just so much more satisfying than normally solving the problem.
[0]: http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Essays/Hook%20Conjunction%3F http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Essays/Hook%20Conjunction%3F
- avmich 12y agoYes, my mistake regarding 4-element dyadic train.