i don't see how simply presenting a bunch of DAGs all of a sudden makes it like "ohhhhh Computer Science!"
Perhaps not, but CS students / graduates are more likely to be familiar with them from the often f^#kin crappy textbooks we have to wade through, which seem to think everything is better with DAGs / pages of near-identical diagrams for you to play "what's different?" with. I don't see that many who haven't gone through the education-machine would subject themselves to such things willingly to be efficient enough at it to make something like this worthwhile.
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i don't see how simply presenting a bunch of DAGs all of a sudden makes it like "ohhhhh Computer Science!"
Perhaps not, but CS students / graduates are more likely to be familiar with them from the often f^#kin crappy textbooks we have to wade through, which seem to think everything is better with DAGs / pages of near-identical diagrams for you to play "what's different?" with. I don't see that many who haven't gone through the education-machine would subject themselves to such things willingly to be efficient enough at it to make something like this worthwhile.