I think the goal of making communicating (un-)certainties costs less bandwidth is a worthy one, and quite like this proposal. I think I would have understood exactly what it meant without an explanation, but by explaining first this post never gave a chance to find out, which is a mild shame. Purely aesthetically, I would put a space between the last word of the sentence and the credence.
Hm, my aesthetics object to the space between the last word of the sentence and the credence as plenken—but then again, I’m also a fan of inordinately compact programming languages.
I think the goal of making communicating (un-)certainties costs less bandwidth is a worthy one, and quite like this proposal. I think I would have understood exactly what it meant without an explanation, but by explaining first this post never gave a chance to find out, which is a mild shame. Purely aesthetically, I would put a space between the last word of the sentence and the credence.
Hm, my aesthetics object to the space between the last word of the sentence and the credence as plenken—but then again, I’m also a fan of inordinately compact programming languages.