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Which means that it is unreadable - because that's not what it says! You couldn't read it.
by logicallee 10y ago
Which means that it is unreadable - because that's not what it says! You couldn't read it.
- icelancer 10y agoA high, high percentage of the translated text is easily readable. A few edge cases doesn't make it unreadable.
- laumars 10y ago> A high, high percentage of the translated text is easily readable Again, to you specifically. Different people have differing abilities at reading the English language. What you might find easy others would not. In my case I could not read about 80% of the example text. Which was why I made the point to discuss specific people (like myself) in my example rather than assuming everyone would be able to read that text equally competently (like you are doing).
- icelancer 10y agoThat's why I didn't respond to you specifically, and only the person asserting that it's straight-up unreadable. It isn't.
- igorpavlov 10y agoI actually appreciate the opinion, that for some people it is difficult to read such kind of text. I also acknowledge, that some words are too fukt to be read properly :) However, the fact that this algo was written in one night and most people say it works, I feel a potential. It is all about polishing the lib of replacements, which is a part of the algo.
- logicallee 10y agoYour statement would be true even if the translation consisted of replacing every fifth word with exactly the four characters x--- where x is the first letter of the word being replaced. So your comment would translate to: >A high, high percentage o--- the translated text is e--- readable. A few edge c--- don't make it unreadable. Does that make this scheme okay? It's 80% easily readable!