This feels very to me Also big Hest inspiration

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This feels very < Prathyush> to me Also big Hest inspiration here

Ivan Reese · Answer

For anyone unfamiliar with those ANSI valve symbols my company has a lesson explaining them here <https www lunchboxsessions com materials hydraulic schematic symbols introduction to valve symbol reading lesson|https www lunchboxsessions com materials hydraulic schematic symbols introduction to valve symbol reading lesson>

Prathyush · Answer

lol Looks like you read my mind Was figuring out how to make boolean gates a sort of duct to pipe water electricity through just yesterday

Prathyush · Answer

So like think all of boolean gates like these

Prathyush · Answer

You get a lattice like this of all 16 which can then be arranged somehow to pipe the truthfulness white is the true part through them

Prathyush · Answer

Been trying out a lot of combos like these but couldn t figure out a way to duct the water through those properly yet Then got sidetracked into bigbrain stuff like these form 16 vertices of a hypercube and what you see on the 2d grid is a shadow of the tesseract and then I realized I should probably get some sleep

Ivan Reese · Answer

This is fucking amazing You should share this work in general

Ivan Reese · Answer

I ve never thought of visualizing Boolean logic that way but it s so clear

Garth Goldwater · Answer

i would love to input boolean logic or even switch statements in a programming system by filling in dots on a truth table

Prathyush · Answer

I am trying to work out a way in which I can get iconic inferences out of the blocks Let me hack on it for a some more time and I ll share it

Prathyush · Answer

Also the cyberneticians used to have a diagram like this in the 50s This is just the grid version of that <https en wikipedia org wiki Randolph diagram>

Ivan Reese · Answer

What I like about the 2x2 grid examples you ve shown is that to me they look iconic familiar self revealing animatable composable minimal nestable stylish modest subtle mathematical architectural Randolph diagrams aren t even all of that and then less so

Prathyush · Answer

Randolph diagrams can be visualized as which I think might share some all of the properties shared there This sort of patterns I think form the base of Kufi calligraphy and double as Wang Tiles in logic

Ivan Reese · Answer

Is that tile for A oriented correctly It looks like it s the inverse or 180 rotation of what it should be inferring from looking at And and Or and True

Prathyush · Answer

Yeah you are correct it should be the mirror image if we use and and or as the frame of reference Also it could be that the And and Or are the one s that needs rotation Having symmetry in the icons of the syntax helps very much when playing with logic like this