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Else, adverb or conjunction
1. Besides; except that mentioned; in addition; as, nowhere else; no one else.
2. Otherwise; in the other, or the contrary, case; if the facts were different.
“For thou desirest not sacrifice; else would I give it.” – Ps. li. 16.
After ‘or’, else is sometimes used expletively, as simply noting an alternative. “Will you give thanks, … or else shall I?” – Shak.
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The “paradox” might be in the initial assertion which does not use an accurate mental model: “After sunset, the sun is below, so we would expect the illuminated portion of the moon to point down, towards where the sun is.” This assertion might be true if at sunset the Sun ducks just behind the horizon, around the same distance or closer than the Moon is to the Earth. In reality, the Sun is of course much farther from Earth than the Moon. Factoring the relative distances into the mental model will lead you to the correct conclusion.
src/
md/
README.md # index of all md, entry point for agents
TODO.md # a list of general TODOs open for this module
OVERVIEW.md # a technical overview of this module
features/FEATURE_1.md # a set of feature-specific documents
data/DATAMODEL_1.md # descriptions of data models in the module
api/API_1.md # descriptions of APIs the module provides
infrastructure/INFRASTRUCTURE_1.md # descriptions of infrastructure used by the module
What if we standardized on README.md in each subdirectory alongside the code? src/
README.md # entry point for humans and agents
TODO.md # list of general TODOs open for this module
INFRA.md # descriptions of infrastructure used by the module
api/
README.md # descriptions of APIs the module provides
models/
README.md # descriptions of data models in this module
README.md in each subdirectory seems to align better with OP’s objective “that Markdown should be checked in to /src, next to the code it produces”. It is also a convention already in use in many code repositories.LZ Sees Surprising Result in Search for Dark Matter
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