myrmepropagandist on Nostr: I never really remember any *theory* about what limits could be evaluated, just the ...
I never really remember any *theory* about what limits could be evaluated, just the quiet understanding that no one would ever ask anyone to work with limits unless it could be done with a bit of algebra.
But what would a theory of limits even be like? I'm not talking about if the limit exists or not, I'm talking about if you can resolve it into a neat little function.
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