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They would display numbers less than 1000 as-is, and only start adding the "k" and "m" prefix after the 4-digit and 7-digit threshold was crossed.
by formalsystems 6y ago
They would display numbers less than 1000 as-is, and only start adding the "k" and "m" prefix after the 4-digit and 7-digit threshold was crossed.
- bkilrain 6y agoBut how could they maintain an accurate count? Maybe they were just persisting the user-friendly format alongside the actual count...
- bonestamp2 6y agoThe endpoint of the API is probably just rounding the accurate number and returning a friendly number... or it's all bullshit anyway.