Comment on GitHub Actions and vanity metricsparentComments−jmholla3yI think it would be handy to show what sloc is (spire lines of code). I had to look it up since I'm used to just loc and I could not get my brain to figure out the s this morning.−linuxdude3143yIt just means "source lines of code". "losc" sort of makes more sense with how we are used to speaking, but it's not as easy to pronounce as "sloc".−j13nOP3yApologies for the confusion. I hope the ambiguity didn’t detract too much from your enjoyment.Maybe I could sneak an <abbr> in there for SLOC like I did for CSP.−linuxdude3143yI'm really curious where you found "spire lines of code". I can't find anything for that in a google search. What does that mean?−sixstringtheory3yProbably just a swypo for “source”. o is close to p, u is close to i.−jmholla3yThat was precisely it. Getting the right message out of Gboard is like pulling teeth. Just this message had like fifteen typos.−sixstringtheory3yI don’t know if it’s my expectations evolving after using swyping for a while but it seems to have gotten worse over time.There’s gotta be a word for this phenomenon.
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I think it would be handy to show what sloc is (spire lines of code). I had to look it up since I'm used to just loc and I could not get my brain to figure out the s this morning.
It just means "source lines of code". "losc" sort of makes more sense with how we are used to speaking, but it's not as easy to pronounce as "sloc".
Apologies for the confusion. I hope the ambiguity didn’t detract too much from your enjoyment.
Maybe I could sneak an <abbr> in there for SLOC like I did for CSP.
I'm really curious where you found "spire lines of code". I can't find anything for that in a google search. What does that mean?
Probably just a swypo for “source”. o is close to p, u is close to i.
That was precisely it. Getting the right message out of Gboard is like pulling teeth. Just this message had like fifteen typos.
I don’t know if it’s my expectations evolving after using swyping for a while but it seems to have gotten worse over time.
There’s gotta be a word for this phenomenon.