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by crabmusket
419 days ago
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The way I think about it: a boolean is usually an answer to a question about the state, not the state itself. A light switch doesn't have an atomic state, it has a range of motion. The answer to the question "is the switch on?" is a boolean answer to a question whose input state is a range (e.g. is distance between contacts <= epsilon). |
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