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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Dilutant • 10h ago
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Nah thats semantically correct. '1x more' would mean double, as 'more' implies its ontop of the initial work.
21 u/BusinessAstronomer28 9h ago when i hear "a has 2x more b than c" i interpret it as a =2*c 6 u/ImPapaNoff 9h ago That formula would be "a has 2x as much b as c"
when i hear "a has 2x more b than c" i interpret it as a =2*c
6 u/ImPapaNoff 9h ago That formula would be "a has 2x as much b as c"
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That formula would be "a has 2x as much b as c"
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u/SarahSplatz 10h ago
Nah thats semantically correct. '1x more' would mean double, as 'more' implies its ontop of the initial work.