I like dragging the card to the "Ready for demo" slot :3

Almost as if the people in charge of oil and coal and such want us to be fighting about this type of shit...

That makes sense.

I understand what you're saying and I mostly agree, but those few instances where a line of code is only slightly different and the comment is the same, can really be confusing.

Sorry plebs, I'm using a real computer. Unlike you losers using phones!

P.s. try ctrl+scroll wheel to zoom ;)

It's not that deep. It looks nice, and is easy to understand.

Well, it literally is a yes man, it guesses what words are the most appropriate response to the words you said.

I mean, boolean short circuit is a super idiomatic pattern in Javascript

Yeah. I advocate for self explanatory code, but I definitely don't frown upon comments. Comments are super useful but soooo overused. I have coworkers that aren't that great that would definitely comment on the most basic if statements. That's why we have to push self explanatory code, because some beginners think they need to say:

//prints to the console
console.log("hello world");

I think by my logic, comments are kind of an advanced level concept, lol. Like you shouldn't really start using comments often until you're writing some pretty complex code, or using a giant codebase.

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Yeah, sure, and everyone is entitled to their opinion on this matter, but the fact is, as a public figure, you risk a LOT by saying such a thing.

I think it's a money crisis.

Yep:)

I hear ya, cool opinion.

Joking aside, I get it. Art is art. I respect it. Doesn't change my opinion that the comic doesn't add to the message. But I respect it.

I'm not sure I follow.

Oh, I mean you're not wrong. Let me adjust my message:

I dislike this comic, not because of the message, but because it is in the form of a comic. Personally, I think it's gimmicky and unnecessary to put this message in a comic. Though, I understand that the person trying to get this message out might use comics as their main platform, which then brings me to understand and respect their decision. Still, the comic adds nothing to the message, and that was my original point.

Yeah, I don't disagree with you. 95% is probably just a random number the other commenter came up with. Certainly if this system was to be put in place, we'd need to have a more flexible solution than just a plain percentage.

It's 4 sentences with a hard hitting message. This doesn't need to be in a comic 🤪