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Construction 4.3.3.26. Let $X$ be a simplicial set. We will denote the join $\Delta ^{0} \star X$ by $X^{\triangleleft }$ and refer to it as the left cone of $X$. Similarly, we denote the join $X \star \Delta ^0$ by $X^{\triangleright }$ and refer to it as the right cone of $X$. We will often abuse notation by using Remark 4.3.3.14 to identify $X$ with its image in the cones $X^{\triangleleft }$ and $X^{\triangleright }$. Moreover, Remark 4.3.3.14 also supplies morphisms of simplicial sets $X^{\triangleleft } \hookleftarrow \Delta ^0 \hookrightarrow X^{\triangleright }$, which we can identify with vertices which we refer to as the cone points of $X^{\triangleleft }$ and $X^{\triangleright }$, respectively.