@MikeGlazer1 Based on the responses you are getting here, we would benefit from an update to the definition of "lattice" so that it properly describes common usage.
That is going to be difficult to write!
@Robert_Palgrave@esvenssongrape@CakBakti@MikeGlazer1 It's a descriptive vs proscriptive view of language (https://t.co/3UAI9dXeiG). "Lattice" is understood by native English speakers in the broader descriptive sense.
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Your code could be nicer. You could have adopted better conventions. There is probably a lot of code that you don't need.
However, your users only care about what your code can do, whether it can do it correctly and whether it can do it efficiently.
Focus on these three: features, correctness and efficiency.
The rest is shallow and vain.
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