In South Africa we have power issues which the government mitigates with "load shedding" - turning off parts of the grid during high load times.
Our app suffered similar high load call stacks causing jank, so I created a load shedding service that will spread computation across animation frames or ticks in order to keep frame rate at 60fps.
aka the octothorpe...but octothorpe it is not nearly as funny as your version ;-)
Wow, I have never heard of that until now. What a name!
Can't think of anything at the moment, but I've seen some cheeky comments from linters that make me double take.
My humble contribution to silly codes.
Also, Inserted this to a script header
I recently put this comment
// put hash in cookiein my code.In South Africa we have power issues which the government mitigates with "load shedding" - turning off parts of the grid during high load times.
Our app suffered similar high load call stacks causing jank, so I created a load shedding service that will spread computation across animation frames or ticks in order to keep frame rate at 60fps.
In a legacy Java codebase I was immersed in in my first programming job, I found this comment:
Whatever code it referred to was no longer there.
I'll definitely start thinking about it now. Though I work with a lot of non-native English speakers, so I'll have to be careful.
This question reminded me of this: stackoverflow.com/questions/184618...
:)