Usually, but not as bad as Sundays.
WTF even is this question, Amazon?! [IMG]
Yup. Like I was saying before, I try to write code that explains itself without comments. Lol.
Yep. And just as how with regular interest audits, "Yes" is basically the default, "No" is basically the default with this version.
My script takes them from this: [IMG] to this: [IMG] Uses slight rephrasing and colors to make it make more sense and to help you to identify...
They both follow the same core philosophy of cutting out almost everything. Relevance audits are a bit tougher mentally than interest audits are.
Regular interest audits: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/31618-fast-interest-audit "Uniquely related to" audits:...
I see that the relevance audits (vs. the interest audits) are up right now, which is why I ask, since that's a different script.
Which one? I posted two.
Yeah he gets all big and engorged when you get an alert, so even if he was offscreen, if it was only barely, you'll be able to see him when he...
Just delete releaseTheKraken(); in this line: if(addedNode.id === "StackAlerts") {releaseTheKraken();}
I hard-coded his position for Full HD screens.
This script I wrote makes him more fun, plus gets him out of the way (moves him to the margin, and makes him disappear when the window is too...
document.querySelector(".spider_4").style.display = "none";
Another danger of comments is that they're often maintained separately, especially since some comments aren't even sitting right next to the code...
Poor Dwight D. Coder. Hope he has credit monitoring services. His mother also happens to have no maiden name.
You're misunderstanding what I mean by a "code smell". I'm not implying that you just keep the code the same, and simply remove the comments....
Not only is it a truth, but it's also a well-known truth in every programming community. Over-commented code is a code smell.
A major code smell is code that has too many comments. If everything has to be explained away, it might be the case that the code itself is not...
But I mean, there are script solutions you could come up with... maybe "export against blacklist" functionality in a branch of OW, so that...
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