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What a bummer... The percentages might be off by a fraction of a fraction of a percent...

• saraid216 16y ago
  I see no reason to believe that, given his process for ripping an "equal" number of commit messages per language was broken, that anything else even approaches validity. It's simple arithmetic; a grade schooler who notices that the last number is 7 would realize something's off.
  • abraham 16y ago
    What about the process is broken? Did you read the code and find bugs? With a total commit count of 929857 missing a single commit to round out to a perfectly even number of commits in each language is insignificant.
    • Retric 16y ago
      Or he had 929857 commit's and then he randomly sampled an equal number for each language. Thus, no division etc.
      • apotheon 16y ago
        Then, of course, you have problems of sample size. Nearly a million commits is a pretty good sample size; a hundred, not so much.