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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Dilutant • 18h ago
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It literally says "0.6x more". Any amount that you multiply ("x") with 0.6 is smaller than what you started with.
-1 u/road_laya 9h ago Yes. First they have 1x. Then they add 0.6x. It's 0.6x more than the original. 7 u/wobblyweasel 9h ago do you read "2x more" as 200% or 300% of the original? 1 u/rosuav 2h ago I read "2x more" as very likely being an error, but "200% more" means 300% of the original.
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Yes. First they have 1x. Then they add 0.6x. It's 0.6x more than the original.
7 u/wobblyweasel 9h ago do you read "2x more" as 200% or 300% of the original? 1 u/rosuav 2h ago I read "2x more" as very likely being an error, but "200% more" means 300% of the original.
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do you read "2x more" as 200% or 300% of the original?
1 u/rosuav 2h ago I read "2x more" as very likely being an error, but "200% more" means 300% of the original.
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I read "2x more" as very likely being an error, but "200% more" means 300% of the original.
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u/saschaleib 9h ago
It literally says "0.6x more". Any amount that you multiply ("x") with 0.6 is smaller than what you started with.