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You're taking it too literally. 1D is the industry term for such code, to mean that data is encoded in one direction/dimension. Getting hung up on the fact tha
by tredre3 2y ago
You're taking it too literally. 1D is the industry term for such code, to mean that data is encoded in one direction/dimension.
Getting hung up on the fact that the printed code needs some height to work isn't productive to the conversation.
- dylan604 2y agoi'm not hung up on it nor trying to be unproductive. i asked a simple question and then get chastised for it. that's not productive at all. In fact, someone much posted a much more productive response much earlier than you did, so you very much added nothing to the conversation