Is My Code Good?
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Re: Is My Code Good?
#32Earlier quoted context omitted.
heh, that's so weird that my incognito and nonincognito results for the same username differ. And it looks like you can put anything in: http://ismycodegood.com/#thispersondoesntexist
Pretty sure it doesn't even make a network request-- looks like it just randomly generates each score, then stores them in local storage so that entering the same username more than once will give the same result.
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#33Re: Is My Code Good?
#34Read the bar at the bottom: Lovingly (and satirically) created by your friends at test double. Designed by Derek Briggs. It's not meant to be serious, although I'm not sure what the point is. Edit: It seems to be (perhaps unintentionally) clickbait for programmers. We can't seem to resist visiting a website that claims to rate our code quality.
satire, clearly.
wether or not it's good satire is up for debate.
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#36"Tell the world you're a C+ developer!" (sic) it tells me, after reviewing my code, and saying my non-existent tests are excellent. I think I'll demur. Edit: looking at the source, C+ is meant to be the grade, not the language, which makes more sense, even if this is just a fun farce.
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#37"Tell the world you're a C+ developer!" (sic) it tells me, after reviewing my code, and saying my non-existent tests are excellent. I think I'll demur. Edit: looking at the source, C+ is meant to be the grade, not the language, which makes more sense, even if this is just a fun farce.
C+ is a language?
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#38straight A+s for the creator[1] [1] http://ismycodegood.com/#pixeljanitor
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#39Re: Is My Code Good?
#40https://youtu.be/LdWMcs9EEOE?t=3h24s
(I can't seem to link accurately into the moving live stream)