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The King James bible is about 4mb of UTF-8 text. If your business code is 300k, or about 1/13 of that, then slapping a whopping 30 bibles of bullshit you will
by cfv 7y ago
The King James bible is about 4mb of UTF-8 text.
If your business code is 300k, or about 1/13 of that, then slapping a whopping 30 bibles of bullshit you will definitely not use for a 2 pane thing with a couple buttons and some renderer output on one side is not an insignificant investment.
- lmm 7y agoWhy? Is a medieval scribe hand-copying your GUI libraries? A bible costs maybe $15, which is about 60GB's worth of storage - that seems like a more relevant comparison.
- cfv 7y agoYou miss the point. And you are missing it because you're OK with jamming your code right inside 400 times more foreign code in order to display a cute window with two panes in it. Do please make a civil effort to understand there's people who are not ok with it. People like OP, who feels devoting 47 bibles of code to displaying a taskbar widget is not OK. Or like me, who actually likes to know exactly what is my code doing.
- lmm 7y agoIt's a bit rich to be asking someone to be civil in the same post where you turn your non-point into a personal attack. If there's a point I'm missing then make that point. Don't just talk about "number of bibles" as though it means something.
- cfv 7y agoGiven you confuse statements of fact with personal attacks, this conversation no longer makes no sense. Bye.