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In their table sorting by percent or total laid off is worthless because they are sorting strings so "1000" comes before "90"
by lispisok 3y ago
In their table sorting by percent or total laid off is worthless because they are sorting strings so "1000" comes before "90"
- Mystery-Machine 3y agoHaha this is probably because in the crippled language called JavaScript array elements are by default sorted by first converting them to strings.
- lispisok 3y agoI might be the only developer with basically no JS experience. I could not believe this was true. I had to look up. It was real.
- ilyt 3y agoThey laid off anyone competent enough to do it