Makes sense, I have noticed it being used more and more.
In electronics we use the abbreviations for the metric prefixes in place of the decimal point, so rather than 2200 or 2.2k it becomes 2k2. Of course the other two can be used but it aids readability on schematics. It means you cannot mistake 2.2 with 22 due to poor printing and/or fading ink or smaller fonts on a screen.
Makes sense, I have noticed it being used more and more.
In electronics we use the abbreviations for the metric prefixes in place of the decimal point, so rather than 2200 or 2.2k it becomes 2k2. Of course the other two can be used but it aids readability on schematics. It means you cannot mistake 2.2 with 22 due to poor printing and/or fading ink or smaller fonts on a screen.
I see, thanks for the explanation! So here comes your very own post title:
What are your goals as developer for 2k02+?
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