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Yeah, it should be 2.4k in English. Can probably trade the 's' in "reqs" for the decimal point.
by gs17 2y ago
Yeah, it should be 2.4k in English. Can probably trade the 's' in "reqs" for the decimal point.
- whatsupdog 2y ago2.4k has the exact same number of characters as 2400.
- thaumasiotes 2y agoOn the other hand, "2.4k" is inherently imprecise, whereas you'd need "2400+" to be similarly imprecise. You also save on the comma in "2,400".
- zimpenfish 2y ago> Can probably trade the 's' in "reqs" for the decimal point. I was iffy about dropping the 's' from 'reqs' to get it to 79 (makes it sound like they've only violated one requirement, not multiple) but then I suppose the whole thing is that truncated/abbreviated by that point, it doesn't matter...