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This seems so minor it's hardly worth discussing. I in the 'who cares' camp.
by gardenhedge 2y ago
This seems so minor it's hardly worth discussing. I in the 'who cares' camp.
- boxed 2y agoThe difference between you and a single celled archea is literally only many such small "who cares" changes.
- sixothree 2y agoPeople who write code.
- jghn 2y agoHave written a lot of code over ~35 years. Not a fan of trailing commas in any language I've used.
- Supermancho 2y agoThat seems odd. The number of times you have had to correct for commas is 100% over 0% Now extrapolate to the whole industry. There's a cost, regardless of how someone might want to value it.
- trailingcoma 2y agoLmao yeah, web pages take 10+ seconds to load megabytes of JavaScript that do nothing but waste time and energy, but the SQL commas are the real culprits! What a joke.
- essentia0 2y agoa joke worth making a burner over?
- jghn 2y agoI find them aesthetically displeasing and almost never get annoyed by having to twiddle a comma here or there. If I were to stack rank things that hinder my efficiency, they'd be down towards the bottom. I mean sure, if people spend most of their day just mindlessly copy pasting crap then perhaps I guess. But compared to the amount of time I find I spend thinking about the actual problem at hand, the single keystroke to edit a comma is a rounding error.
- trailingcoma 2y agoPeople who endlessly complain about syntax aren't usually writing any meaningful code, I've found.