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If only it didn't take me 10 minutes to scroll the calendar back to april 1972 lol EDIT: You can click the month and year directly. Meh, I don't like "invisibl
by pmarreck 5y ago
If only it didn't take me 10 minutes to scroll the calendar back to april 1972 lol
EDIT: You can click the month and year directly. Meh, I don't like "invisible UI". And the result seems wrong, I doubt I have 61% of my life remaining at this point, alas... And the small dots stop at about 28... and the big dots stop at 70... no unit shown... Is this years? It's unclear. Guessing each dot represents a week? Maybe? 28 years is certainly wrong, as I'm 49. And at least on Firefox, the dot that the 20 lines up with and the dot that the 30 lines up with are actually 11 units apart, not 10... This is why I prefer backend dev, we have to be strict, while frontend can just... "does it look good? no test coverage? only a dozen JS errors that only other developers who actually care about JS errors will see? fuck it, wing it and post it to HN!!" lol
- AnotherGoodName 5y agoI don't even think you clicked the wrong thing. You can test the website multiple times with the same DOB. It gets it wrong! My age went from 20->60 and a few results in between with the same DOB. There's something screwy with this site when it's under high load. I think i'm getting someone elses input.