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erikhuizinga opened this issue Sep 27, 2019 · 2 comments
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What does '~is' mean? #1576

erikhuizinga opened this issue Sep 27, 2019 · 2 comments
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* 2) Flow consumer completes normally when the original channel completes (~is closed) normally.

'~is' is used. Does this mean 'not is' or 'approx. is'/'more or less is'?

Please use natural language in the docs.

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This is a mathematic notation for equivalence . Informally, it's just "roughly it's the same as".

I will rephrase this doc, thanks for pointing it out

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Thanks. By the way, '~' also can mean logical negation and that's how I interpreted it.

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